There are many examples in the FRAMEWORK download section form complex to simple
also flash, flex and server side.

hope that helps

Its entirely possible that you still might modularize something even if it doesn't communicate with the other cores in an app

I think you ment "even though it does communicate".?

So you are referring to load-balancing using multi-cores? har har, yet another discussion point and design decision. :-)
I started a design for an interesting social network site before finding pureMVC.
But as with any large application trying to not overengineer and making the correct design choices before coding will make life easier down the road.

regards
Curt

 

thanks shauno,
very insightful, it appears flash development is moving very quickly, I was just about to start my project when found pureMVC and SWFaddress. So I put a few things on hold to do study in these frameworks.

In regards to the preloading, I was interested in how you were preloading assets within your pureMVC layout. My assumption is you would be using a similar method for your data anyway.

Thanks again
Trilec

Consider an application like Netvibes. You load lots of widgets at runtime, based on user config.

hi again,
just to clarify, when there is no interaction between other applications a split should be considered?.  it seems this area could become gray went a little interaction may be called for.
ie. in the case off Netvibes , a widgets location or perhaps what widget to load etc.

On a side note:
It feels to me much confusion lies in the what, where, why. with regards to pureMVC. looking into the code definitely helps but as a newbie it would be nice to see just the outline of what went where why, even perhaps if they where theoretical and there was no source code.
eg.
FOO COMPANY:
overview:
basically a page allowing a login process, user details and their account details, Singleton method used.
models:
   user -   Basic user details, ID password
   account -  basic account details, name address

Views:
   login UI
   user details
   basic account details
   advanced account details

controller:
etc.
Other stuff Im unsure about: ...lol

This of course is a very simple outline and majority of websites would be far more complex with transition management, multiMVC's, deep linking or state machines.
I'm not sure if you would find this helpful to have in the Docs section
I'm willing to work through the current demo source code and extrapolate into some form of overview but it would also be nice if others with far more experience upon completing their project would consider this form of breakdown.

Anyway just a thought.
Many thanks for the time you've invested in pureMVC
 

Hi All,
would you mind elaborating on why the need for multi MVC's (multiCore)   or the circumstance this would become an issue?
or even perhaps under what circumstance is a split considered?


thanks
c


 

Thanks Cliff,
Im also in the same state as Peter, "looking into using PureMVC for a new project"
which will be AS3 (no flex) , rather large and require the use of swfaddress, pre-loaders and talking to services (ruby in my case).
The TV is on and channel is open...."Staying tuned" :-)

Curt

Great site,
 Im also starting my first MVC project and plan on using SWFAddress, Id love to get some pointers from you of how you integrated this and perhaps pre-loading into you project.

if you feel up to offering some code snips and a few comments, it would be warmly welcomed.   

cheers
C