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Last time on, on Dotnetbyexample… In the first post I described how to write the business logic to find a location by searching for an address by text, and in the second post I described how to do some actual routing – still, only business logic and viewmodels. And we kept in mind all the results should be tombstonable, and how to make sure this all worked by using simple unit/integration tests. Today, it’s time for the actual app. Bear in mind this post will actually refer to a lot of earlier other posts – from even outside this series. In this post I am also going to show you that working with you designer sometimes means you need to make little tweaks to your viewmodels to make it work the way you want, or make life easier on the designer. Remember, you are the technician, the person who needs to make it finally work. GUI and interaction design So, after conferring with the designer we have agreed the app should work like this: Windows Phone 8 navigate by MVVMLight The route is displayed as a line, every maneuver as a star, and when you tap that star it should show a panel showing the maneuver description. For interested parties – this is a car route I could take to my home to my work at Vicrea ;-) Well – the moving panels are easy to solve with some View States and DataTriggers – I’ve been down that road before. Showing a line and points on a map from the view model – been there done that, wrote behaviors for that and those are snugly in the wp7nl library which is, not quite coincidental, part of this solution already. So, we need to do the following:  Define the app user interface, that is: Two panels enabling the user to input text and select a route, e.g. a user interface for both the GeocodeViewModels in RoutingViewmodel. We’ll make a user control from that A panel with From/To info making showing the address from an to, and making it possible to let the From and To panel into view. This will be a user control as well A button firi

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