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Sunday August 10, 2008
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MVC Marathon Part 3: Creating a Controller and View
Round three can be found here.
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Nice series. (Score:1)
thank you for sharing (Score:1)
really wanted to thank you for sharing your experiment and experience
its hard learning one framework, i am sure it requires much more discipline to focus with several of them
i also want to add, that the real value from these articles is not to say which framework is better, but to actually learm MVC better
seeing how MVC is implemented differently in several popular and robust frameworks, will help anyone understands the framework he uses better and help him really grok how MVC works
is similar to how you lea
Great stuff (Score:1)
But is there going to be an executive summary.
So I don't have to read it all. I get swamped by the details, and just skimmed.
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Yup. I just can't say when that will be.