Where should logic usually look? In the view (including the code behind) or in the viewmodel?
According to the logic I understand everything that is used to change the presentation (making it dynamic), changing the properties of elements: Visibility, IsEnabled, Contentetc. based on some conditions.
I am trying to select the correct operator:
ViewModel is responsible for all the properties of the view, if the view requires some logic - this should be the task of the viewmodel.
View is a view in the form of a viewmodel, the viewmodel requires only the minimum for the model to be exposed, so the logic should be part of the view.
Logic in the view.
Example to display some text:
<Grid Visibility="{Binding TextAvailable, Converter=...}">
<TextBlock Text="{Binding Text}" Visibility="{Binding TextOk, Converter=...}" />
</Grid>
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Xaml :
<TextBlock Text="{Binding Text}" Visibility="{Binding ShowText, Converter=...}" />
:
public bool ShowText => TextAvailable && TextOk;
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