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博客园 - Ellipse

Design by Contract what's interface Provider, Manager, Helper - Ellipse Build your own CAB #13 - Embedded Controllers with a Dash of DSL Layer supertype for MVP - Ellipse Build your own CAB#12 - Rein in runaway events with the "Latch " Build your own CAB#11 - Event Aggregator Build your own CAB Part #9 - Domain Centric Validation with the Notification Pattern Build your own CAB Part#8 - Assigning Responsibilities in a MVP pattern Build your own CAB Par#7 - what's the Model? Having a break Build your own CAB Part #6 - View to Presenter Communication Build your own CAB Part #4 - The Passive View Build your own CAB Part #3 - The Supervising Controller Pattern Build your own CAB Part #1 - The Preamble(Jeremy D. Miller) Gridview 的RowCommand Reading Build your own CAB (1) -- Jeremy D. Miller ActionList Webpage redirection
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Ellipse · 2007-09-11 · via 博客园 - Ellipse

I'd say the very first concept to grasp in software design is separation of concerns.  Divide and conquer.  Eat the elephant one bite at a time.  Learning how to decompose a bigger problem into a series of approachable goals.  I'd rather work serially on a screen by completing one simple task before moving onto the next instead of working with all aspects of a screen in parallel.  Division of responsibility for easier programming is a major consideration by itself, but there's another piece of motivation almost as important.  Because user interface code can be very complex to debug and is prone to change based on user experience, I really, really want to extend granular unit testing with automated tests as far into the presentation layer as I possibly can. 


  1. Supervising Controller -- I'm here to help the View with the harder cases!
  2. Passive View -- I only do what I'm told
  3. Presentation Model -- Just do what I do