I recently wrote a post about speeding up development with PureMVC’s mediator. Now I’ve created a super mediator class that will defiantly help you speed up your code.
I mentioned before that I really didn’t like the idea of having to use “listNotificationInterests()” and then “handleNotification()” as these functions lead to unnecessary duplication of code and, if you’re like me, most of the time you use the “switch()” within “handleNotification()” to execute functions rather than writing a load code.
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Update: I’ve updated the mediator class now, here’s the post: Speeding Up PureMVC Development, Part 2.1: The Mediator (2)
Following my post about speeding up PureMVC development regarding the view, I’m now moving on to part two of my series on PureMVC: The Mediator.
It’s handy if you understand and/or have used PureMVC before, if not, have a read of my tutorial on using and understanding PureMVC.
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After my tutorial on using and understanding PureMVC, I got around to write some classes that extended some of the core classes of PureMVC.
The main thing that got to me was the repetition of functions such as functions that send events from a view to the mediator and so on. I think it’s just much better if you can get away with creating a nice set of classes that extend the core and allow you to code that much better, so here they are:
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