[Golist] PureMVC
Donovan Adams
donovan at hydrotik.com
Fri Jul 25 07:48:53 PDT 2008
Just to continue that thought.. Understanding the concept of MVC is what's really important. The practices behind decoupling your data/interface/interaction logic is where the real power lies. This methodology could be applied to any MVC based framework and will make it infinitely easier to adopt.
I know were still off topic here but I'd also suggest checking out VASGen
http://www.selfmummy.com/vasgen/
UML and code generation. It's still in it's early stages, but it looks very promising.
A million ways to do the same thing... :)
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Hello Christopher,
Personally speaking I have been working with PureMVC framework for almost
one year, for various projects of variable size.
For example I've used it for a long term medium/big RIA Software for an
International Company, it is so clean and flexible and easy to work with from
start to the end of a project, easy to maintain and to update. (by the way
it is thanks to Design Pattern, the credit does not go really to PureMVC in
this, it is not a surprise that they are Design Patterns are so popular..).
I
must confess that after several month of dev, PureMVC is absolutely amazing in
the way it organise your project, it is very strict about MVC, but also allows
you a lot of flexiblity even if you use Flex modules and more complex elements.
When improvement are made to the Framework you do not have to modify your
code which
is very good comparing to Cairngorm about which I've read that people
complained.
Everything is very well optimized and can be pushed even forward. I feel it is far more cleaner
than the "official" Cairngorm Adobe solution.
The documentation is very precise and well written, forum people are very
active you can ask any question if you aren't sure about the best practice for
a specific point .A
courseware is available to get started with
it.
I
understand that it may sound complicated for newbies regarding Design Patterns,
but do not be afraid, if you stick to the rules, you needn't to know very deeply
pattern used, they've been written for you.
It is platform independant, it started as a Flex Framework, but it
has been so well thought that it has been ported to numerous
languages.
It has also plenty of tools developed by people aka project Manifold (a
bit equivalent to goasap playground).
The way it handles its own events through notification is also sooo
useful!
You should maybe read this blog entry I made on PureMVC, speaking about a
comparison between frameworks few month ago:
http://analogdesign.ch/blog/index.php/archive/pattern-park-reviewed-flex-application-frameworks-puremvc-winner/
Must have tools, utils and frameworks:
PureMVC (framework)
Subversion (versionning)
Enterprise Architect (UML/code engineering)
Goasap ;) !!! +
Hydrotween
Eclipse (so
good!)
Fdt
Masapi (loading
API)
Papervision3D, Away3D
WOW
Engine
If you are a newbies on Design
Patterns you should check this book (better than the official Adobe
one):
http://www.amazon.com/ActionScript-3-0-Design-Patterns-Programming/dp/0596528469/ref=cm_lmf_tit_5_rsrsrs0
an excellent companion to Mr.
Moock book!
I hope this will help you.
Best
regards.
Cedric M. (aka maddec)
Interactive
Creator
Adobe Flash/Flex/AIR Specialist
Since
1998
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[mailto:golist-bounces at goasap.org] De la part de Christopher
Wilson
Envoyé : jeudi, 24. juillet 2008
17:38
À : golist at goasap.org
Objet : [Golist]
PureMVC
Hello everyone! Moses, you are a
champion!!
Ive merely started to get the right way to program in
actionscript and admittedly have a long road ahead of me. This is the
first and only programming language that Ive studied and it has taken me many
years to reach a point of trying to wrap my head around design
patterns. Ive recently made the commitment to focus on PureMVC and
GoASAP as my foundational frameworks moving forward with application
development. That being said, I really need a mentor to lean on here as
I get started on some projects. Were not building anything complex like
games or huge RIAs mainly our focus is on common websites with cool
multimedia galleries and cms back-ends. We also of course want slick
transitions leveraging GoASAP or simply piggy-backing on Donovan Adams great
work with HydroTween.
Were really a design firm first although we staff
programmers, not enough are knee-deep actionscript talent. If youre
available over the next few months and dont work in a completely opposite
time-zone, Id love to hear from you. I should hopefully not consume too
much of anyones time maybe a handful of hours a week. Let me know
your rates and how youd be willing to collaborate. Ideally wed share
an SVN on a job and youd basically go through, help me with any shortfalls
and steer me in the right direction.
Thank you very much for your time, it is greatly
appreciated. I hope to hear from some comrades soon.
Best,
Christopher
"Wilson" Wilson
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