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Few weeks ago Cliff Hall announced the release of PureMVC Objective-C Port by Brian Knorr. Brian also provided a very helpful demo called “Employee Admin“.
To dive into the Objective-C port of PureMVC as quick as possible I have built a another demo. It’s a pretty simple RSS reader for iPhone or iPod touch, which grabs a feed of a blog and shows the latest 10 entries in detail.
UPDATE [08/25/08]: Source has been updated using PureMVC 1.0.5 MultiCore.
These days I’ve been playing around with the latest cool utility for PureMVC MultiCore AS3 called “Pipes Utility” developed by Cliff Hall. It’s a very helpful and powerful utility to communicate among all core actors of a module based application using PureMVC.
For a better understanding I created a basic example using modules. It’s just a simple app called “HelloPipes”, which loads and unloads a module for communicating with its shell using Pipes. Module and shell are acting as a core based on PureMVC MultiCore AS3.
The following example including full source may help anybody who is interested in the new Pipe Utility too 
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It’s done! It takes me few days to translate the great documentation called “PureMVC – Implementation, Idioms and Best Practices” published by Cliff Hall into German. Anyway, it was worth it! 52 pages about using PureMVC in a right way including examples, tips and general information using design patterns.
[UPDATE: 03/31/08]If you’ve missed this great event organized by Adobe Flex User Group Hamburg you will find here all slides and discussed topics of the presentations. Cliff, thanks again for visiting our User Group in Hamburg!
That’s awesome! Cliff Hall is going to have a talk about PureMVC at our Flex User Group in Hamburg / Germany. Take the chance to meet him and to talk about the PureMVC project. Here are the details:
Cliff Hall, the founder of the PureMVC project, has recently opened a Blog called “Voices on PureMVC” and has started a “Voices Podcast”, too.
At the first episode we’ve talked about some PureMVC demos I’ve created as well as about the experiences using PureMVC in my professional work. It was a lot of fun!
This post is translated into German, Russian, Chinese and French. Thanks a lot to Aleksey, duzengqiang and Eric for the translations!
Jesse Wardens great article called “10 Tips For Working With Cairngorm” has given me the idea to share 10 tips using PureMVC as well. I’ve been using PureMVC intensively for about six months now and – that’s not a secret – I’m loving it. Anyway, all my following opinions are based on my personal experiences only.
Last update: 03/23/08: The full source has been updated using PureMVC v. 2.0.3. Check out the source at the PureMVC manifold project.
In my previous article I’ve published a tutorial about WebORB for PHP using Flex and Caingorm. Today I’ll give you a further WebORB for PHP sample which based also on a Login application using PureMVC instead of Cairngorm.
Do you already know PureMVC? It’s an awesome lightweight framework written in ActionScript 3 for Flex, AIR or Flash applications based on the classic MVC pattern. I’m falling in love with PureMVC and WebORB for PHP as well… .
UPDATE [11/27/07]: Updating using Flex 3 and PureMVC v. 1.6.
WSPatternStyleGenerator is a Flex based application creating well formatted CSS sheets for using WSBackgroundPixelSkin. The app based on the classic MVC design using the PureMVC Framework 1.4 PureMVC Framework 1.6. For loading images outside of its security sandbox it uses a PHP proxy script created by Abdul Qabiz.