Christmas Trees in WPF, 2016 Edition
Last year, I wrote about making Christmas Trees in WPF using FSharp.ViewModule.  At the time, I was excited being able to demonstrate how FSharp.ViewModule could make typical MVVM much more functional feeling.  This year, for my F# Advent Calendar contribution, I want to demonstrate how Gjallarhorn.Binding can serve as a replacement, and help create a WPF application with a design that is clean, functional, and most importantly, simple.
This post will modernize the Christmas Tree application from last year, improving it, and highlighting the differences between a classic MVVM approach to WPF and a more functional approach.  While reading through the post from last year would add context, it’s completely optional.
