Model/View/ViewModel is thus a refinement of MVC that evolves it from its Smalltalk origins where the entire application was built using one environment and language, into the very familiar modern environment of Web and now Avalon development.Yeah, because Model-View-Controller is just so inadequate when you're using visual human interface construction tools to create desktop applications or web applications.
I mean, it's not like anyone else has had an "interface builder" as an integral part of their platform. Or tools for creating web applications out of reusable and composable "web objects."
It's the Avalon group again, woohoo!
(Anonymous)
2005-10-10 07:58 pm (UTC)
He's written about this a couple of times: here (http://supertart.com/personal/blog/archives.html#note_113) and here (http://redsoxnation.blogthing.com/2005/01/14/microsoft-still-just-doesnt-get-it/) (my comments on them, anyway, with links).
Oh, if only we had tools for building web applications quickly and easily, with access to databases and everything!
Hmm....
(Anonymous)
2005-10-12 08:43 am (UTC)
Arrogant and Snarky? Let's see...
(Anonymous)
2008-02-19 11:37 am (UTC)
Re: Arrogant and Snarky? Let's see...
2008-02-19 11:12 pm (UTC)
While there's a lot in Microsoft .NET and Java, the Cocoa and WebObjects frameworks are simply better for what they do.
Re: Arrogant and Snarky? Let's see...
(Anonymous)
2009-05-18 08:45 am (UTC)