Re: [TFUI] Humble Dialog Versus Microsoft UIB

I will not assume too much, but a fact is that the gotdotnet workspace 
for UIP has been very silent for a while. There are some activity there, 
but I haven't seen any of UIP's creators been in there. All of the 
critical questions remains unanswered. It's easy to think that they have 
bailed out, instead of just admit their failure.

I don't know if they grok MVC or Humble Dialog, but they certainly don't 
grok ASP.NET. If they do, they don't respect the architecture. We can 
have our opinions on how good or bad that architecture is, but going 
against an architecture was never a good idea. And that's what UIP does.

--
Thomas

Marc Brooks wrote:

>>that slight difference in who calls who when is everything.  What
>>makes Humble Dialog less complicated, and more testable, is the fact
>>that the view does not need to know what the controller needs, it just
>>needs to tell it to do something.
>>    
>>
>
>That's 100% my read also.  The new Enterprise Libary doesn't include a
>revamped UIB, probably because they're still struggling to learn this
>very difference.
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