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One of the most important tenets of Object Oriented Programming is loose-coupling. This is the idea that entities within a system should have as little ‘knowledge’ of each other as possible.
We achieve this by layering other concepts such as encapsulation, interfaces, and schema-based messaging. Loose-coupling is important because it leads to more maintainable, and reusable code. But ...
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Several months ago we encountered a patch of roughness in the access to our 90+ ports, demos and utilities. As you may recall, CVSDude upgraded their systems to a later version of Trac which has a different templating engine. This broke much of the functionality of the PureMVC Manifold sites.
And though the templates ...
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Learning the Basic Concepts Behind PureMVC Just Got a Lot Easier
To serve the educational needs of developers and companies evaluating or using the PureMVC framework, Futurescale has launched a new site called PureMVC TV.
The presentations are short, introductory slideshows, narrated by Futurescale founder and PureMVC architect Cliff Hall. These are high-level discussions of the framework and ...
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Adobe MAX attendees (or anyone in San Francisco tonight), who are interested in learning more about the PureMVC framework are invited to attend a special presentation at the offices of the digital agency Organic, Inc. The talk will be held at their offices, just a few blocks (walking distance) from the conference.
I’ll be delivering a framework overview followed by a Q & A session that can dive as deep ...
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Recently I was contacted by Brendan Lee of Ribbit, who wanted to contribute some space for a PureMVC presence at Adobe Max this year. They have a meeting room available as part of their package at the conference, but there are a few hitches.
First it’s tiny; 10′ x 10′.
Second, it’s located a block away from the actual conference ...
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Cliff Hall, Futurescale’s founder and CEO, will be delivering a talk called Building Pyramids out of Bits: Thoughts on Writing Future-proof Software.
The <HEAD> Web Conference is a unique conference where the attendees and speakers all meet online rather than get on a plane, fly to another city, rent a hotel, and generally go to a lot of bother. There’s even ...
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The easy way to keep track of what’s in your pantry, what you need, and where to get it.
In our house, grocery shopping is an ordeal. We have to visit multiple grocery stores to get all the items we want to keep in stock. And keeping track of what we need at any given time is tough. But years ago, I ...
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Support for Robust Modular PureMVC Applications has Arrived
Continuing in its commitment to provide the development community with the tools necessary to achieve highly robust and scalable enterprise applications, Futurescale today announced the production release of the MultiCore Version of its popular open source PureMVC Framework.
In addition to providing a scalable solution for application development that taps the potential of modular ...
Continue Reading →Futurescale responds to growing interest in PureMVC with European talking tour, including the UK, Germany, and Denmark. Heightened project activity ensues.
It is said that if you build a better mousetrap, the world will beat a path to your door. It seems there may be a grain of truth to this old adage after all.
Since its introduction just over a year ago, support and enthusiasm for the PureMVC framework has been growing steadily from all around ...
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Midnite Coders and Futurescale Collaborate to Bring PureMVC Code Generation to WebORB Developers
A few months ago, Futurescale CEO Cliff Hall spoke with Kathleen Erickson and Mark Pillar of The Midnight Coders, about the potential synergies between PureMVC and their product WebORB.
Hall explains “WebORB is a server-side technology enabling connectivity between Flex, Flash and AJAX clients and Java, .NET, PHP and Ruby on Rails server applications. It allows you to develop your server-side applications and ...
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