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today i want to talk about simplifying v models because what exactly is a v model it is simply a model for the view now thatamp;#39;s a simple definition but sometimes we forget about just how simple view models need to be and we end up making them unnecessarily complex so for example we might end up using callback commands and then defining all the methods for our applicationamp;#39;s functionality in the view model but we really do not need to be doing this and it really raises three issues the first issue and the most blatant issue is that itamp;#39;s a view model so itamp;#39;s a model for the view but our view doesnamp;#39;t really need to know about these method implementations that our commands are going to use all the view needs is a command that it can execute it doesnamp;#39;t need to know what itamp;#39;s going to execute when it calls the commands the second issue is that by defining these methods inside of our viewmodel it really limits our flexibility so for exampl
