Here is how Cairngorm works!
* Business - Contains the various services for Remote Object calls, Web Service calls, etc
* Command - Handles the formation of the Request/Response of these service calls.
* Control - Here lives the one and only Cairngorm controller class. This is where you map your events to command classes.
* Event - When a user interacts with your super cool app, events are fired off that cause other layout changes based on the user request.
* Model - Holds the data and states for the app.
* View - All datagrids, etc, that make up the user interface.
* Vo - Stores other objects similar to domain that organize data for easy use in the view.
With Penne Framework, you have this!
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Monday, May 19, 2008
Cairngorm vs Penne( New Framework for Flex 3.0)
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Testing Cairngorm Application with DpUint
Hi folks
Recently we were doing lots of Unit testing for our application, we were working on a Cairngorm application. Testing with FlexUnit was not that comfortable (said that, it is a huge asset to have, refer to perter martin's article on Flex Unit).
I have made life easier to the newbies and experts by having a slideshare for Testing cairngorm application with DpUint. I have a TestClass, TestSuite, TestRunner samples. This should get everyone started with DpUnit Testing from Digital Primates. Those guys are really putting some great effort.
So here are the slideshare notes for the above. Do comment/criticize, I don't mind both. Check out the comments text area at the bottom of this page (that's from Disqus).
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