Hello! I'm using NoesisGui in Unity with VisualStudio 2022 and Blend.

I'm a bit new with NoesisGui, and I'm having some doubts about what would it be the best structure to follow for window navigation.
I'm used to work in WPF with a MVC structure and controlling navigation throught new Window instances but i've seen that Noesis uses the MVVM structure, and i've also cheked the examples and I see that, for example, in Ombra you use IsEnabled properties in <Components>.

All of this is making me wonder what whould it be the best approach for a new application:
Is it okay to have a XAML file for each window and navigate through them with a controller or a presenter as I'm used to or is not recommendable?
should I try to use this <Components> Example or maybe some layered composition in just one file?
Should I create different scenes in Unity with a XAML in each scene?

If you could give me some guidelines on what approach is better for which scenario it would be really helpful.

Thanks beforehand!

Hi Alicia,

There are some tips in this post (viewtopic.php?t=3319) about application navigation.
As I explained there depending on the screen you would go for something more contained where visibility will show/hide parts of the UI, or directly load new xamls, probably via DataTemplates+UserControls or manually loading xamls and add them to the tree.

In MVVM is common to have a ContentControl that depending on the bound content type, it uses a different DataTemplate that loads different views (UserControls).

Please let me know if you need more detailed information about this.