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I've recently made a substantial update to the MobileMVC framework . I've added the ability to utilize a (D)epenendcy (I)njection container by adding IControllerProvider interface into the framework which looks like this: public interface IControllerProvider
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I've published the Mobile MVC framework on CodePlex: http://www.codeplex.com/MobileMVC Feel free to post your comments, bugs, suggestions in the project's discussions.
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This is the part 4 of the series of the posts related to the Mobile MVC framework that I have described for you in my previous posts . I've updated the framework to handle the scenario of passing data between different controllers: the Controller class
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Just for people who are not comfortable with passing strings when notifiying the view or the controller, I've added the functionality to use events instead. You would not need to hook into the events explicitly because the controller will take care of
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Last time I showed you how to create a simple Login Form and pass the data between the View and Controller using ViewData dictionary. In this post I am going to show you how to pass a strongly typed data. We will continue working with code sample we created
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In order to show you the Mobile MVC framework I came up with, let me walk you through the same excersise we did when I showed you the MVC pattern . Let's create a simple application with the same login form. Let's create a Smart Devices project and rename
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Let's continue on the way how-to implement the model-viewer-controller pattern in .NET Compact Framework applications that I started in my previous post . We stopped at the point where we needed to figure out on how to connect the LoginController with
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I would like to start a series of posts devoted to best practices when designing mobile applications. So in this first post I will describe the MVC pattern that I have been using when creating CF applications for the customers. I realize that a lot has
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