First of all, Android doesn’t force you to use any architecture. Not only that but it also makes it somewhat difficult to try to follow to any. This will require you to be a smart developer in order to avoid creating a spaghetti codebase 🙂 You can try to fit in any pattern you know … Read more
One way is to create a service with the functions you want to share across multiple controllers. See this post for more info. After you do so you can inject the service you created into any controller and access the say() function with code something like this: function TestCtrl($scope, myService){ $scope.say = myService.say; } Where … Read more
HMVC can do anything that MVC can and more one of the things that you will or had struggled with in MVC is that you can’t call a controller from another controller (unless you use a custom library or helper to do that) in HMVC (Hierarchical Model View Controller) you can do that , i … Read more
Before anything else I’d suggest taking a look at thoughtbot’s Backbone.js on Rails book, which is a great starting point, although aimed at an intermediate to advanced audience. I bought this book having already worked with rails but as a total backbone.js beginner and it has served me very well. Beyond that, there are some … Read more
from my experience each architecture pattern of those was invented to solve specific problem that the previous one ignored or wasn’t observed yet. MVC – Model View Controller in UI applications the responsibilty of rendering the data to the screen, or the business logic and bind those together at first wasn’t clear. so MVC came … Read more
Those properties are used if your view has to create its own element, that is, if it doesn’t have a el attribute when instantiated (various reasons, I can go further in the matter). So you’ll have a new element with the id id, classes className and attributes attributes. You can find the relevant piece of … Read more
(Disclaimer: I never programmed games in Java, only in C++. But the general idea should be applicable in Java too. The ideas I present are not my own, but a mash-up of solutions I found in books or “on the internet”, see references section. I employ all this myself and so far it results in … Read more
Try using the data option of the $.ajax function. More info here. $(‘#btnSaveComments’).click(function () { var comments = $(‘#txtComments’).val(); var selectedId = $(‘#hdnSelectedId’).val(); $.ajax({ url: ‘<%: Url.Action(“SaveComments”)%>’, data: { ‘id’ : selectedId, ‘comments’ : comments }, type: “post”, cache: false, success: function (savingStatus) { $(“#hdnOrigComments”).val($(‘#txtComments’).val()); $(‘#lblCommentsNotification’).text(savingStatus); }, error: function (xhr, ajaxOptions, thrownError) { $(‘#lblCommentsNotification’).text(“Error encountered … Read more
React is neither MVC or notMVC. It’s a library to render the View (with a lots of cool stuff, but still). You can use either MVC patterns, or Flux/Redux, or whatever. The difference between MVC and Flux is that latest implements unidirectional data flow. So your data can move only one direction. Action -> Middleware … Read more
In the Package Manager Console select the project where the DbContext is defined and run the command add-migration initial. For example:public class SomeContext : DbContext