Fabrication – Simplified PureMVC multicore modules (and more)

One of the many reasons I love PureMVC is the community of highly intelligent, skilled, object-oriented (oriented) programmers that are constantly using the framework to build new and interesting utilities. This is a by-product of the very nature of PureMVC. Cliff architected the core framework in such a way that is is truly simple, providing a base from which to build new useful structures.

Fabrication, a new utility developed by Darshan Sawardekar is a shining example of this fact. He has taken the PureMVC multi-core apperatus, combined it with Cliff’s Pipes utility, and created a wonderfully abstracted means for creating modular PureMVC applications. Not only does this simplify the connection of modules in your application and allow them to communicate seamlessly, but he provides a router/firewall metaphor for controlling the communication as well as undo/redo functionality.

Thanks Darshan, your efforts are appreciated. And as always, thanks Cliff for providing the base from which our community can build and contribute. Cheers.

Related posts:

  1. Piping the Machine: PureMVC Multicore with Pipes and the Finite State Machine (FSM)
  2. 5 reasons PureMVC kicks ass
  3. So what’s up with PureMVC Commands anyway?
  4. PureMVC – An overview
  5. Introspective PureMVC Console

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