"If you aren't you should"
Knee jerk reaction:
Nobody "should" use any pattern. They CAN use patterns if it benefits
the project, benefits their mental health and provides for a better
product. I probably read too much into it but pattern worship is
useless, crippling and annoying.
- A
Per Bolmstedt wrote:
Anggie Bratadinata wrote:
This is the simple app I created a few days ago, about which I'd like to
have your expert advice on how to improve it or maybe how to code it in
a much better way.
1. Comment your code! It looks structured enough, so adding comments
should be easy. If you use FDT, using Javadoc is straightforward:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc/writingdoccomments/
2. Are you using the MVC pattern? It's not really clear from the code,
but it looks somewhat like it. If you aren't you should; if you are,
maybe you could make it more clear, by changing class names, adding an
interface or two, or adding comments.
3. What's "hl.as"? It's an ill chosen file/class name.
-- Per
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