UI Models
Bijan Parsia
bparsia at email.unc.edu
Thu Feb 14 23:12:24 UTC 2002
On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Gary McGovern wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking to categorise for myself the various UI paradigms
> available to Squeak. As far as I know there is:
Hmm. "UI paradigms" usually refers to CLI vs. GUI, etc. rather than the
implementation framework (MVC vs. MVP vs. Morphic)
> a)Domain model with orchestrating instance and application model with
> toolkit (morphic).
>
> b)As above without the toolkit.(mvc and morphic)
Er..I'm not following your descriptions :)
> c)Direct manipulation with scripting. No domain model.
Why not? I mean, what about direct manipulation precludes domain models?
> Does anyone anticipate that the direct manipulation with scripting
> will be used in business computing or is it expected to be in the
> personal computing realm only ?
Hmm.
> Pluggable UIs aren't so clear to me. Am I right in thinking that
> pluggable components fit directly to objects within the domain model
> without an orchestrating instance and application model ?
Er...I'm not sure :) It does seem that pluggable ui built windows tend to
be assembled in their model's methods. I sometimes wonder if this is
really a wonderful practice. I don't know if there *is* a good methodology
for packaging together such instance focused stuff.
> I've been
> doing it that way but feel a little guilt as if I'm cheating :-)
Cheating schmeating!
Cheers,
Bijan Parsia.
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