MVC Architecture Pattern, both Active and Passive

The difference between the active and passive MVC architecture patterns.

I now have a video explaining the Observer Design Pattern:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxvpwmc-7io

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• software
• engineering
• codingkriggs
• mvc
• architecture
• pattern
• active
• passive
• model
• view
• controller

[nepalievent]

Thank you very much for the video....

[mrcupcalling]

Never worked with an MVC I truly liked, some regard MVC as a cure for all, this is a myth, and using it wil stop u from grasping/leveraging the pure hppt protocol. Most MVC's r a layer on top of da hppt protocol, basically a middleman, and middlemen cost u extra, web dev is no different. The Web is a dynamic + yet stateless env, MVC's are used to try add control where none really exists, so in short, be a true web developer, not an MVC based developer. Go for a pure solution ....purity = speed.

[YouMockMe]

@JohnnySoftware ...Well, thanks for the info but I've got the hang of it now. Thanks.

[JohnnySoftware]

@YouMockMe It is the oldest, most fundamental object-oriented graphical user interface design pattern there is. It is not a product. It is a way of approaching the design of a GUI application or framework.

[mcsrepair]

Thanks that helped!

[robinjam304]

@janitor61

So you looked up a video on software design patterns just so you could say "NERRRD"?

Get a life.

[dittonamed]

agreed. pass the fork

[ditsaa]

thx!

[mindprism]

Check PureMVC

[fulminantul]

thanks