On 22/12/2013 2:36 AM, Bill Moseley wrote:
On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 8:34 PM, neil.lunn <n...@mylunn.id.au
<mailto:n...@mylunn.id.au>> wrote:
....
My article today actually
(http://www.catalystframework.org/calendar/2013/21), even though
I'm actually talking here about the above case.
Just a note on the Advent article.
I'm was also very happy to see you building this into a model at the
end. I sometimes wonder if that is not stressed enough when learning
Catalyst. I see a lot of code written into controllers at work that
should really be models. I will pass the link to the Advent article
around.
Was mostly intending to work on the current quest tasks for 'Catalyst
runner'. But there is a valid side point.
Just a note from me, and possibly a re-post and blogging (much needed).
It's not only just the abstraction to 'Model' that is important 'IMHO'
but the full abstraction of Domain logic away from the 'Web framework'.
As implied, there is too much of 'how an application works' applied at
the controller level, in many occasions, which is what many of us see.
So not only is promoting MVC concepts a boon to most development cycles,
but promoting true Dependency injection concepts ( i.e Currently
'Model::Adaptor' / 'Model::Factory::*' in a Catalyst sense ) to further
pull in the Domain logic that 'should just work' outside of the 'web
framework' is again IMHO the way things should be done.
There was a further concept (re: DI concepts) hidden in the codebase
where 'Config::Loader' is ditched for a class that can be used outside
of Catalyst.
Hope that all had fun and hope that some picked up something new or
otherwise from the above. Which is why we take the time to write such
things :)
Neil
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