Often in your view models you'll need to indicate to the view that some work is happening. In fact I would mandate it, for low powered Windows RT devices. These add to the idea of "perceived performance" in that something on the screen reacts immediately to the users touch and they're not mashing the screen wondering if it's working. I typically make a distinction between Loading and Working. For me Loading is creating, requesting the data that the view presents and would normally be indicated by a Progress Ring in the part of the view this data would be normally shown.


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