Steven Sacks wrote:
Want to do MVC right? Use this:
http://www.robotlegs.org/
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Well that was really interesting.
This too on as3
great alternative thread
thanks guys
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 9:05 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
> > > No one needs to learn "framework mumbo-jumbo", but if that's how you
> > > see frameworks, you're missing the point. The point of using a
> > > framework is to be able to spend less time thinking about
> > No one needs to learn "framework mumbo-jumbo", but if that's how you
> > see frameworks, you're missing the point. The point of using a
> > framework is to be able to spend less time thinking about how you
> > organize things. Frameworks are for lazy people like me. I'd rather be
> > watching T
Dave Watts wrote:
No one needs to learn "framework mumbo-jumbo", but if that's how you
see frameworks, you're missing the point. The point of using a
framework is to be able to spend less time thinking about how you
organize things. Frameworks are for lazy people like me. I'd rather be
watching T
> Don't let the programmers on the list intimidate you into learning a bunch of
> framework mumbo-jumbo. If you learned Flash/Flex
> after earning a Computer Science degree, it makes sense because they *start*
> with OOP day one in school. But for creative
> Flash peeps, frameworks are a Brazilia
e with this, I would be very greatful.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards
Cor van Dooren
The Netherlands
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Don't let the programmers on the list intimidate you into learning a bunch
of framework mumbo-jum
; Thanks in advance.
> Kind regards
> Cor van Dooren
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>
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> Jason
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-10 sounds a teensy bit harsh. Had to laugh!
I guess Cairngorm was good once.
Tell me Piers, _why_ do you like RobotLegs so much better than PureMVC?
I haven't used either but I could certainly use a good MVC approach.
John
Piers Cowburn wrote:
Haha, sorry, that was a bit off the cuff :)
Like I said, I still use PureMVC, especially if I've got large parts of a
PureMVC based app that I can reuse in a new one. But RobotLegs removes the
extra typing that PureMVC requires to get hold of things (retrieving
mediators/proxies, etc).
To be c
-10 sounds a teensy bit harsh. Had to laugh!
I guess Cairngorm was good once.
Tell me Piers, _why_ do you like RobotLegs so much better than PureMVC?
I haven't used either but I could certainly use a good MVC approach.
John
Piers Cowburn wrote:
+1 for RobotLegs (I used to use PureMVC, an
+1 for RobotLegs (I used to use PureMVC, and still do, but I've really enjoyed
getting into RobotLegs)
-10 for Cairngorm
Piers
On 20 Jan 2010, at 11:29, John McCormack wrote:
> Steven,
>
> Have you found it better than pureMVC and Cairngorm?
>
> John
>
> Steven Sacks wrote:
>> Wan
Steven,
Have you found it better than pureMVC and Cairngorm?
John
Steven Sacks wrote:
Want to do MVC right? Use this:
http://www.robotlegs.org/
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I tend to back off when there is more than I can grasp, in case I can't
control it,
so it was nice to see this example:
http://examples.robotlegs.org/googlemaps/index.html
John
Steven Sacks wrote:
Want to do MVC right? Use this:
http://www.robotlegs.org/
Want to do MVC right? Use this:
http://www.robotlegs.org/
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Cor,
I am only familiar with a part of it but the book ActionScript 3 Design
Patterns by Joey Lott and Danny Patterson from Adobe Press has a nice
exa
ason
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Cor, if I can find some time, I'll try and send you a simple MVC
example. We'll see how tonight goes with my 2 year old.
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Cor, if I can find some time, I'll try and send you a simple MVC
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My version is ActionScript 3 Design Patterns by William Sanders &
Chandima
Cumaranatunge.
The MVC there is describe as a combination of several other patterns.
The books is good, but I have to start at one level below that.
Is
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Cor,
I am only familia
tern??
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I am only familiar with a par
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Merrill, Jason wrote:
> The view can hold an array of other views,
Any new views can request to be added to the listener/notify list using
the
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This is my opinion, I'm sure others will have their own that may differ
(and probably recommend you check out some frameworks - though that can
be a lot to tackle) : the controller would listen to the model to
Thanks, Nathan!
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very cool jason - thanks
just a quick question - this setup works perfectly where the number of
views
is known, but how would you implement that with an unknown amount of
views?
or is this the setup for the root view with all othe
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I even received a MVC for an appalication I was building from Muzak, but
that is just a little to much to comprehend at this time.
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Cor wrote:
> Hi Jason,
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> I hope you don't mind me addressing you of list.
> If you do, please ig
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> I hope you don't mind me addressing you of list.
> If you do, please ignore this message and I apologize to you!
>
> I am trying to grasp the MVC pattern, but it is very hard for me.
> I am lo
Cor wrote:
Hi Jason,
I hope you don't mind me addressing you of list.
If you do, please ignore this message and I apologize to you!
I am trying to grasp the MVC pattern, but it is very hard for me.
I am looking for a very simple example which explains the way it works.
If you can help me with t
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This is my opinion, I'm sure others will have their own that may differ
(and probably recommend you check out some frameworks - though that can
be a lot to tackle) : the controller would listen to the model to know
when the data is
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Hi guys
I'm currently feeling my way through the o'reilly design patterns book
and
am going through the mvc design pattern as
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> just a quick question - this setup works per
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very cool jason - thanks
just a quick question - this setup works perfectly where the number of
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Hi guys
I'm currently feeling my way through the o'reilly design patterns book
and
am going through the mvc design pattern as a way of dealing with
Hi guys
I'm currently feeling my way through the o'reilly design patterns book and
am going through the mvc design pattern as a way of dealing with (micro)site
structures - dealing with opening and closing pages, loading data etc but i
have a couple of questions that you guys will probably be able
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