Re: routers / controllers

2011-03-30 Thread Todd Geist
Yes, I have seen it. Looks very cool. and I think there is some stuff I can adapt from there. Thanks for reminding me of it Todd On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:08 PM, stephen barncard < stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com> wrote: > Todd, you haven't checked out 'RevIgniter'? > > works on Rev Server.

Re: routers / controllers

2011-03-30 Thread Trevor DeVore
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 9:25 PM, Todd Geist wrote: > I am on to exploring the C in MVC, the "Controller". > > ... > > It occurs to me that LiveCode with its message path might be a nice fit for > this kind of architecture. I was thinking putting the Controller in a back > script, and seeing where

Re: routers / controllers

2011-03-29 Thread stephen barncard
Todd, you haven't checked out 'RevIgniter'? works on Rev Server. Awesome, by Ralf Bitter. http://revigniter.com/ great docs, too On 29 March 2011 18:25, Todd Geist wrote: > Hello > > I am on to exploring the C in MVC, the "Controller". > > I have used a few web Frameworks that were highly ev

routers / controllers

2011-03-29 Thread Todd Geist
Hello I am on to exploring the C in MVC, the "Controller". I have used a few web Frameworks that were highly event driven. These frameworks often had some sort of Main Controller that would catch all User actions and some system events and give you an nice easy way to organize these, so your code