Re:The Cost of Frameworks
by grumblestumble on Wednesday November 18, 2015 @01:04AM
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- render a list of items, with a panel showing additional details for the selected item.
- update the view when changes from a backend data source arrive, either via some sort of polling mechanism or a persistent connection.
- allow the user to edit fields on the selected item.
- automatically save any pending changes when navigating away from the page.
AKA every CRUD app ever. You are going to need a framework (most commonly MV*) to deal with this in a maintainable way. Whether you use a vendor or create your own, you will end up with a framework.
- update the view when changes from a backend data source arrive, either via some sort of polling mechanism or a persistent connection.
- allow the user to edit fields on the selected item.
- automatically save any pending changes when navigating away from the page.
AKA every CRUD app ever. You are going to need a framework (most commonly MV*) to deal with this in a maintainable way. Whether you use a vendor or create your own, you will end up with a framework.