MVC In Depth, part 1

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A two-part journey through the recommended patterns for building complex, Model-View-Controller-centric applications with both Ext JS 4 and Sencha Touch. Ed Spencer leads the development of Ext JS and supporting projects. An expert with Ext JS and JavaScript in general and with several years experience with traditional server side frameworks, he has broad experience in API design and delivery. His passion is in crafting beautiful code that supports the world-class Sencha product line.

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MVC, Part 1
Ed Spencer

@edspencer - edspencer.net

Wednesday, November 2, 11

I will make an
awesome app
now

Teamwork

Wednesday, November 2, 11

I will help you

Teamwork

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Your app is now big and
needs a professional
consultant

Teamwork

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Teamwork
Apps often need teams

Different people work different ways

We need standards

Wednesday, November 2, 11

But Also
Code needs to be organized

Best practices followed

Spaghetti Avoided

Wednesday, November 2, 11

This has been solved before

Smalltalk 80 introduces MVC:

Model
View
Controller

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Model
Loads and manages the application data.

Usually in response to requests from the
View

Wednesday, November 2, 11

View
Manages the display of information and
UI controls

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Controller
Listens for inputs from the user, updates
Model and View

Wednesday, November 2, 11

We already had this

It was just all over the place

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Deﬁnitely Fail
Wednesday, November 2, 11

Solution: Use Standards

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Standards

Common Usage Patterns

Common File Structure

Common Toolchain

Wednesday, November 2, 11

File Structure

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Common Toolchain

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Easy by hand too

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Live Code*

* Might end in disaster

Wednesday, November 2, 11

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MVC In Depth, part 1

1. Wednesday, November 2, 11

2. MVC, Part 1 Ed Spencer @edspencer - edspencer.net Wednesday, November 2, 11

3. What? Wednesday, November 2, 11

4. I will make an awesome app now Teamwork Wednesday, November 2, 11

5. I will help you Teamwork Wednesday, November 2, 11

6. Your app is now big and needs a professional consultant Teamwork Wednesday, November 2, 11

7. Teamwork Wednesday, November 2, 11

8. Fail Wednesday, November 2, 11

9. Teamwork Apps often need teams Different people work different ways We need standards Wednesday, November 2, 11

10. But Also Code needs to be organized Best practices followed Spaghetti Avoided Wednesday, November 2, 11

11. This has been solved before Smalltalk 80 introduces MVC: Model View Controller Wednesday, November 2, 11

12. Model Loads and manages the application data. Usually in response to requests from the View Wednesday, November 2, 11

13. View Manages the display of information and UI controls Wednesday, November 2, 11

14. Controller Listens for inputs from the user, updates Model and View Wednesday, November 2, 11

15. Model Wednesday, November 2, 11

16. View Wednesday, November 2, 11

17. Controller Wednesday, November 2, 11

18. We already had this It was just all over the place Wednesday, November 2, 11

19. Deﬁnitely Fail Wednesday, November 2, 11

20. Solution: Use Standards Wednesday, November 2, 11

21. Standards Common Usage Patterns Common File Structure Common Toolchain Wednesday, November 2, 11

22. Model Wednesday, November 2, 11

23. View Wednesday, November 2, 11

24. Controller Wednesday, November 2, 11

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26. File Structure Wednesday, November 2, 11

27. Common Toolchain Wednesday, November 2, 11

28. Easy by hand too Wednesday, November 2, 11

29. Live Code* * Might end in disaster Wednesday, November 2, 11

30. Questions? Wednesday, November 2, 11

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