When using MVVM in Kendo UI Mobile, there are times where you will need the context of the view so you can make changes to it or read values from it. You can get the current view from the application’s “view()” method, but sometimes your app is not in the global namespace if you architected it this way. Unfortunately, this does not come as a parameter for your observable functions. So here’s the trick to finding the current view… Continued here
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Basem is a mobile and software IT professional with over 12 years of experience as an architect, developer, and consultant for dozens of projects that span over various industries for Fortune 500 enterprises, government agencies, and startups. In 2014, Basem brought his vast knowledge and experiences to Swift and helped pioneer the language to build scalable enterprise iOS & watchOS apps, later providing mentorship courses at https://iosmentor.io.
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