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Is there any difference in the performance of a big application coded with an MVVM pattern and the same application coded with a traditional behind-code approach?

Thanks.
1- Did you code that generic ObservableObject class? I mean, is it done by you or is it a generic code used by developers?
2- I as a beginner in WPF prefer to use behind code approach. Can I achieve the same result as MVVM?

A problem with the current code is that when you add a duplicate tab, you cannot select it. The first tab (related to that button) is selected. How can I fix it?

Thanks. It worked in my project. How can I specify specific content for each tab? I mean, I want to load special content for each tab created by button 1 and special content for the tab created by button 2, and so on.

I'm trying to delete all my codes and test your code. I'll tell you the result. Thanks.

I'm using .Net 6
Your method is:
private void OnClicked(string buttonName)
=> Tabs.Add(buttonName);

While your constructor is:
public MainViewModel()
=> ButtonClickCommand = new ButtonClickCommand(OnClicked);

`OnClicked` needs an input parameter in the constructor.

Yes, I had used it before asking this question.

Hi, Excuse me! I forgot to mention that I'm using MDBootstrap for Angular 13. This site has special documentation for the Angular system. But I could not find any RTL documentation in MDB for Angular.