Hi Cliff & Co.,

Just wondering if one you of core devs might be able to quickly put together a super simple/minimal Application Skeleton using the Native JS port and define()?

Cheers,
-Chris

Hi Cliff,

You mentioned a possible Native Javascript PureMVC port on LinkedIn -- just wanted to leave a bread-crumb here too (hope I'm not spilling any beans!).

I think a non-lib (mootools, prototype, et al) bound PureMVC would be perfect for us developers looking to avoid large, all encompassing MVC frameworks (for ex: JavascriptMVC).

I'm finding Agility.js (with jQuery and Less css) to be rather a slick way to handle the View part of the equation. I'm thinking that a Native Javascript PureMVC port might be a perfect fit with Agility for medium to larger sized apps. Can't wait! 

Cheers,
-Chris

Hi gurus,

I'm slowly coming to grips with AIR 2.0 Javascript based apps (using jQuery).

I'd *really* like to have a go at using PureMVC for this work, but am not sure if it's possible to use the PureMVC actionscript classes, defined in "PureMVC_AS3_2_0_4.swf", directly via Javascript or not.

The issue seems to be needing to sub-class the PureMVC classes to use them correctly. I don't think there's a way to do this via Javascript???

I can import the PureMVC lib into the project with:

:

<script type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="/lib/puremvc/PureMVC_AS3_2_0_4.swf"></script>

and create an instance of Facade...

:

var puremvc;
$(document).ready(function(){
     if (!puremvc) puremvc = {};
     puremvc.facade = new window.runtime.org.puremvc.as3.patterns.facade.Facade();
});

...but haven't figured out a way to handle the required sub-classing or adding Interfaces to the js object.

Anyone ever tried this?
If this approach isn't workable (guessing it's not), does anyone have some pointers as to how an AIR js based app could make use of the PureMVC swf directly, or would I have to look at using the JS port??

Sorry if this is a lot of questions!

Cheers,
-Chris

Hi gang,

Just wondering if anyone's considered porting the multi-core version to PHP?

I'm not versed enough in PureMVC to know if this would be a benefit for building sites with PHP, but the thought of being able to split our apps into modules is rather appealing. 

Cheers,
-Chris

Hi gang,

I'm just making the switch to Flex/AIR for our small company's products and have started to take a serious look at PureMVC (the concepts are great, now I just need to 'grok' it  ).

Anyway, part of one of our tools is a system built in Groovy/Ant running on a remote server, and I was wondering if anyone's had a go at using the Java port together with Groovy? Theoretically, it should work, but I thought I'd just ask to see if someone else has any experience with it (yes, I'm lazy!).

If I can manage to grasp PMVC, it would be great to be able to use the same concepts for our different coding environments (AS3/Javascript/PHP/Groovy).

Cheers,
-Chris