This is the second post in my serious about databinding in Silverlight and WPF. In the first post I looked at how you wire-up UI controls to a model in the absence of a databinding framework. I showed how databindings can be created in code-behind, removing the need for the various event handlers that the manual method requires, resulting in more readable code, where the connection between a UI control and a model property is all in one place. In this blog post I'll look at how bindings can be defined in XAML, providing a more concise and flexible method of wiring model objects to your view.
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