MVVMish

MVVMish is a conceptual pattern or framework that aims to simplify the implementation of the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architectural pattern in software development. While not a specific, universally recognized library or framework with that exact name, the term "MVVMish" is often used informally to describe approaches that make MVVM more accessible or less boilerplate-heavy. The core idea is to provide tools or conventions that streamline the process of binding data between the View and the ViewModel, managing state, and handling user interactions.

The traditional MVVM pattern separates an application into three interconnected components. The Model represents the data and business logic. The View is the user interface that displays data and receives user input. The ViewModel acts as an intermediary, exposing data from the Model to the View in a format that is easily consumable and handling commands from the View to update the Model. MVVMish approaches typically focus on reducing the amount of code required to set up these connections, often through conventions, helper classes, or meta-programming techniques. The goal is to enhance developer productivity and maintainability by making MVVM easier to adopt and work with, particularly in scenarios where a full-fledged MVVM framework might seem overly complex.