This project will take care of all of the WPF binding notification wizardry that you normally have to deal with. All you have to do is instantiate a ViewModel object like so:

var vm = new ViewModel<Model>(); 

Another added bonus is that you can set up behavior on properties.

For example, if you have a Person class with Name and Age properties, you can do something like this:

vm.When(x => x.Name, "Henry").Set(x => x.Age, 33);

The ViewModel class extends from DynamicObject, thus if you treat it as a dynamic, you can modify and read properties that are defined in the underlying model.

dynamic vm = new ViewModel<Person>();
vm.Age = 22;