Should view know about model?
Yes, in MVC the view knows about the model. In fact, the view’s job is to display the model so it has to know about the model. The models should be fairly simply and shouldn’t pretty much be containers of state (i.e., properties that are strings, ints, etc.)
What does ViewModel do?
The ViewModel class is designed to store and manage UI-related data in a lifecycle conscious way. The ViewModel class allows data to survive configuration changes such as screen rotations. The Android framework manages the lifecycles of UI controllers, such as activities and fragments.
What role does the view controller play?
A view controller acts as an intermediary between the views it manages and the data of your app. The methods and properties of the UIViewController class let you manage the visual presentation of your app. A UIDocument object is one way to manage your data separately from your view controllers.
How can I find out what my model’s measurements are?
(For reference, basic measurements are written as a series of 3 numbers, separated by hyphens. The accepted format requires the following info: Bust-Waist-Hips, IN THAT ORDER. So to recap, if a model lists their stats as “34-24-35”, that indicates their Bust is a 34, their Waist is a 24, and their Hips are a 35.)
How much should I charge for an hour of modeling?
Modeling pay rates can be per hour, flat rate or a day rate. If the shoot is short (1-3 hours), then an hourly rate is appropriate (i.e. $50 – $75/hour for models with a bit of experience and $75 – $100/hour or higher for experienced/pro models).
What do you need to look like to be a model?
There’s no set “look” you need to have. When Innes is reviewing submissions from aspiring models, he’s never looking for anything in particular—not even someone who’s classically beautiful. He says you’ve just got to have a cool look that’s striking or interesting and he’ll take notice.
What should a ViewModel do in Stack Overflow?
The view’s code-behind may define UI logic to implement visual behavior that is difficult to express in XAML or that requires direct references to the specific UI controls defined in the view.