13.Nov.2014 at 15:52 by Anonymous
Paul M. Jones (13.Nov.2014 at 15:00, 1 hr )
Talk at php[world] (English - US)
Quicklink: https://legacy.joind.in/11892
Slides: Action-Domain-Responder: A Web-Specific Refinement of MVC
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13.Nov.2014 at 15:52 by Anonymous
13.Nov.2014 at 16:34 by Eric Katz (9 comments)
Great historical introduction to the anecdotal process of naming patterns and the distortion of MVC. Paul was clear and easy to understand. His insight was thoughtful and interesting. He did a very good job presenting the concept of ADR to the audience and then following up with examples and compelling responses to questions.
13.Nov.2014 at 18:17 by Gemma Anible (33 comments)
The history MVC and UI patterns in general was fascinating, and the ADR pattern seems to match web application semantics much closer than the alternatives.
13.Nov.2014 at 19:18 by Anonymous
Paul has tons of insights into code organization, and I'm looking forward to applying this pattern as soon as I get a chance. Very good explanations and patient answers to questions. I plan on picking up his book for modernizing legacy code to benefit even more from all his experience.
13.Nov.2014 at 21:16 by Michael D Johnson (44 comments)
I liked this talk. I've been reading Paul's ADR work recently. The talk helped fill in some blanks. I also simply enjoy listening to Paul's talks.
20.Nov.2014 at 16:20 by Larry Garfield (19 comments)
Finally, someone else that understands that "MVC" doesn't exist on the web! :-) Great talk. I've noticed a similar pattern in my own work of late, and in Symfony in general, so getting a good terminology around it to help separate from pseudo-MVC is a good thing. Perhaps shorten the lead in a bit at the beginning; we came to hear about ADR, not random software development books.
13.Nov.2014 at 15:49 by Greg Wilson (27 comments)
Well researched, and well prepared. Glad that he discussed some of the criticisms as well.