Then I guess it grew rapidly and radically out of control and became
this monstrosity
Where are the people running screaming , where are the superheroes to save
the day ?
Think about it, if Morphic was really ugly that started as something
beautiful then someone would have rebooted
Daniel Lyons wrote
My impression is that Morphic must have started out as a small and
beautiful core. Otherwise you wouldn't find so many people talking about
how amazing it was in writings dated 10 years ago and earlier
The idea is revolutionary and beautiful - that everything you see on the
Thanks Sean for your response, you may think its rambling but it gave me a good
enough answer :-)
Questions, motivated by your response, and apparently something that more
people are uncomfortable with: #initializeWidgets versus #initializePresenter.
The motivation for that is to have small
36 methods for your UI is way too much. I suppose you are doing something wrong
somewhere. You should not need all of these steps. It should be:
First you add the instance var (e.g. button) and accessors (BTW: Generate the
accessors. It’s 3 keystrokes and a click), otherwise the UI object
jfabry wrote
with: #initializeWidgets versus #initializePresenter. The motivation for
that is to have small methods (you know, Smalltalk style …) and to have
clear responsibilities for each method (the first is for widgets, the
second for their interaction).
I guess since my dream is
yes you can find my code here
https://github.com/kilon/Nireas
On Sat, Dec 20, 2014 at 12:17 AM, Johan Fabry jfa...@dcc.uchile.cl wrote:
36 methods for your UI is way too much. I suppose you are doing something
wrong somewhere. You should not need all of these steps. It should be:
First
On Dec 19, 2014, at 21:54, kilon alios kilon.al...@gmail.com wrote:
UI Element = an interactive graphical element displayed as part of the
Graphical User Interface.
UI Model = an object that contains the state and behavior of one or several
UI elements.
To define a user interface, it
Supposing I have a domain model, Activity, which looks like this:
Object subclass: #Activity
instanceVariableNames: 'title cost'
classVariableNames: ''
category: 'PERT'
Then I have the expected accessors for title and cost.
I make a Polymorph dialog for editing one of
