Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

xosel — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 19:51:15 GMT

priozerks.. how can I remove tha abstract? :s

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

Abhijeet — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 07:06:40 GMT

I had downloaded this sample app.

Its works fine, but when I navigate back from search form to login form. and again went to searchForm, then unable to go back ....

I have one more Doubt

If I use this framework, and I am working on WareHouseMangement application, then there will be minimum 25 forms and one form may have multiple panels, As my observation we are keeping all forms in memory, will this handle by framework.

Thanks it is saving lot of time for development, as now I dont have to worry about differeant screen size devices, as i just need to create different view for it

Thanks

Abhijeet S

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

Alex Yakhnin-MSFT — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 18:33:44 GMT

The code and the sample posted on codeplex:

http://mobilemvc.codeplex.com

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

Edgardo Panchana — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:44:19 GMT

Hi my name is Edgardo Panchana, i am from Manta Ecuador, i have a question: where can i find some documentation about your DLL (System.Mobile.Mvc)?

A arquitectura MVC aplicada à .NET Compact Framework 3.5

Alberto Silva — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:53:11 GMT

Nestas coisas das teorias sobre a melhor forma de separar as diferentes camadas de uma aplicação, há

Mobile MVC framework - by Alex Yakhnin

fox23 — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 09:16:59 GMT

AlexYakhnin在他的blog上发布了一系列关于WindowsMobileMVCFramework的文章.

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

Fergara — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:19:08 GMT

2 FilipK: Thanks but yes, that´s what I´ve been doing to make the form appears to me.

2 priozersk: Thanks! It´s more productive being able to see the form right away!

Mobile MVC framework (part 2)

Alex Yakhnin - Mobility Consultant, Former MVP — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 01:50:46 GMT

Last time I showed you how to create a simple Login Form and pass the data between the View and Controller

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

Alex Yakhnin-MSFT — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 16:22:40 GMT

I agree about string based approach, but as you said it's a choice between writing a lot more code or this approach. IMO, this can be mitigated by the ability to easilty write Unit Test against all layers.

To Fergara: I've removed the abstract from ViewForm to allow to design the form in the later build.

re: Mobile MVC framework (part 1)

FilipK — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 09:38:25 GMT

I understand that there's a lot less code to write (mainly the concrete IView interfaces), but I really don't like the string-based key approach. It's vulnerable to typos and can't be checked during compile time. I'd prefer to write rather more code than to use this string-based approach. But that's only my opinion :)

BTW I wrote you an email few weeks ago about implementing some mean of navigation among controllers/views. Would you cover this topic in this new MVC series too, please?

2Fergara: try to comment out the Form class declaration like "public partial class LoginForm : /*View*/Form" when you need to use the designer.