By mswatcher
via wp.qmatteoq.com
Submitted: Feb 21 2013 / 10:45
Tombstoning is the joy and the pain of every Windows Phone developer: it’s a joy because it’s a really smart mechanism to manage the suspension process of an application and to “simulate” that an application has never been closed. But it’s also a pain, because managing it correctly it’s not easy, and this is even more true for a MVVM application. The main reason is that usually tombstoning is managed using the navigation events of a page: when the user navigates away from a page (OnNavigatedFrom) we save the status of the page; when the user navigates to the page (OnNavigatedTo) we retrieve the previous status.
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