I'm trying to follow the MVP (specifically Passive-View) pattern in a java swing ui application. The basic design of the application reminds a wizard control. The screen is divided to two main par...

I am designing a GUI that has the following basic idea (similarly modeled after Visual Studio's basic look-and-feel): File navigation Control selector (for selecting what to display in the Editor...

Basically there is two options as I know. The first is view expose notifications events which a presenter should be subscribed to. When user clicks on some button on the view, view just triggers s...

I've started to wrap my head around the whole MVP pattern and despite I'm doing fine with single objects it starts getting difficult when it comes to collections. So let's say we're architecting a...

I'm currently facing a conundrum: What is the right way to wire together 2 javascript objects? Imagine an application like a text editor with several different files. I have some HTML page that r...

While going through university and from following the development of SO, I've heard a lot about the Model-View-Controller architectural design pattern. I inadvertently used the MVC pattern ev...

I'm developing a WinForms application in C#. I have limited experience in GUI programming, and I am having to learn a great deal on the fly. That being said, here's what I am building. See the ge...

I am learning the Passive View pattern to keep my C# WinForms application easier to test and maintain. It has worked well so far but I wonder if there is a better way to implement Events than the ...