Hi Scott, I have started the documents for the mobile library, you should take a look at it to figure out if Uriana could help you with your current developments.
Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Carlos Velasco <[email protected]> > It seems to me that you've been working on the same path that Uriana goes > (same methodology). > > The point with Uriana is that when developping for IPAD you will use > mobile library instead of application library, which simplifies the > application-module architecture exchanging it for a simplified Sections and > views within a section architecture, but in the end you change some > components and extend Mobile based ones to get everything done. > > I find it quite simple to work with, and I hope it will fit your purposes > well. > > Thanks for your interest. > > Cheers, > Carlos. > > > 2013/4/8 Scott Matheson <[email protected]> > >> Carlos >> my project is a simple MVC application designed to teach dyslexic >> to read, >> we have used standard MXML and AS and a few events with modules to keep >> every thing nice and clean >> >> There is only 2 developers on the project, so we try and keep the project >> simple with out lots of over heads >> >> We will port to iPad etc later this year >> >> I will try and understand you work, it may save us a lot of time >> >> Scott >> >> >> >> >> >> On 4/8/13 3:16 PM, "Carlos Velasco" <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> >Hi Scott, and thanks for your comments. I have planned the site as a 'how >> >does it work' rather than a 'this is the wtf framework for' as I am just >> >sharing it with the world instead of selling it, but I will try to show >> >its >> >benefits in the how to's part, well at this point any advice is of value >> >:). >> > >> >I can point some of the 'Why to use it' staff in advance: >> > >> >- Standarized methodology for Web, desktop and mobile projects. >> >- Makes software easy to understand and maintain. >> > >> >- Standard linkage between pieces in a program (Event or direct access >> >based as desired). >> >- Pre-built framework pieces to simplify handling common resources, lot >> of >> >them are to handle mobile staff. (Let's say, views are provided of a >> >localization manager to handle locales, a logger to write log lines and >> >so... you don't need to add them to start working) >> >- Resource cleaning is ensured by the framework (and also stablishes >> >points >> >for manual cleaning when desired). >> >- Abstracts dispatchers and listeners staff through the application. >> >- It's extensible to handle any resources or third party libraries. >> >- I think it's quite lightweight. >> > >> >And in my opinion the most important ones: >> > >> >- It's very confortable working with it. >> >- It implements much more logic than the pureMVC framework (so I don't >> >need >> >to code it again and again). >> >- The workflow is very simple (resource - Event - Mediator - Event - Rest >> >of the world through Controllers). >> > >> >I don't know what you are working at right now or if Uriana is the best >> >solution for your problems, but I can say I would help with whatever you >> >need in case you find it interesting for your projects or were interested >> >in colaborating to improve the Uriana capabilities. >> > >> >Cheers, >> >Carlos. >> > >> > >> >2013/4/8 Scott Matheson <[email protected]> >> > >> >> Hi >> >> So this may be more an issue about me, and maybe this group is not >> >>for >> >> me, I am a business developed that hacks at code and make stuff work, >> >> >> >> When I read a page I am trying to understand the benefits, what will >> >>this >> >> do for me >> >> >> >> When I read this WiKi I do not get the sense of the value, so I have >> no >> >> idea if this will be of benefit to the business problems I am >> challenged >> >> with >> >> >> >> As I said this may have more to do with my ability to decode what >> >> information is provided, no offense ment >> >> >> >> >> >> Scott >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On 4/8/13 1:02 PM, "Carlos Velasco" <[email protected]> >> >> wrote: >> >> >> >> >I have extended the Application Library documentation: >> >> > >> >> >https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library >> >> > >> >> >But at the moment I have not received feedback, questions or so from >> >>the >> >> >community. Is anyone testing Uriana out there? >> >> > >> >> >Cheers, Carlos. >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >2013/4/5 Carlos Velasco <[email protected]> >> >> > >> >> >> I have recently updated documentation wiki pages for Uriana's >> >> >>application >> >> >> library: >> >> >> >> >> >> https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library >> >> >> >> >> >> I will be working to complete these documentation pages and create >> >>the >> >> >> Mobile library ones in the next days. >> >> >> >> >> >> Finally I hope to add application code examples within the next 2 >> >>weeks. >> >> >> >> >> >> As allways, any advice or comment about how to improve the Uriana >> >>site >> >> >> will be wellcome. >> >> >> >> >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> >> >> >> Carlos. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ________________________________ >> >> >> >> Disclaimer: This electronic mail and any attachments are confidential >> >>and >> >> may be privileged. 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