Hi,
I am currently converting my app away from using objects which call each
other's methods to for some behaviour to objects which communicate which
each other through global events
(window.application.createDispatchEvent("foo"),
window.application.createDispatchDataEvent("foo", {blub:true},
window.application.addEventListener("foo", function(e){....}), and am
very much intrigued by the idea. Advantages include that I do not have
to give objects names in the global namespace or in an object registry.
All objects just exist independently and listen for each others events
to react to them (or not). All the behaviour code is located at the
object level - it is also easier to keep the application stable because
missing or broken functions cannot break it. I am thinking of extending
the system to include client-server communication.
Since the idea seems so nice to me, I wonder what the drawbacks might
be. Do you expect a major performance loss?
Thanks for any input,
Christian
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