Lessons: 15Length: 3.7 hours
Writing Windows applications using rapid application development tools (like Visual Studio) has a tendency to devolve into a mess of code that's difficult to maintain and test. But with modern design patterns, such as Model-View-Presenter, we can have our cake and eat it too!
1.Windows App From Scratch
1.1Introduction01:04
1.1
Introduction
01:04
2.Overview of MVP
2.1The Model View Presenter Patterns07:33
2.1
The Model View Presenter Patterns
07:33
2.2Communicating Between the Presenter and View14:09
2.2
Communicating Between the Presenter and View
14:09
3.Building the UI
3.1Getting Started17:27
3.1
Getting Started
17:27
3.2Creating the Blueprint Manager View13:49
3.2
Creating the Blueprint Manager View
13:49
3.3The Save As View06:40
3.3
The Save As View
06:40
4.Essential Components
4.1Writing the Data Access Layer22:00
4.1
Writing the Data Access Layer
22:00
4.2Writing the Application Controller16:37
4.2
Writing the Application Controller
16:37
5.Creating the Views and Presenters
5.1Implementing the Blueprint Manager33:31
5.1
Implementing the Blueprint Manager
33:31
5.2Implementing the Template Manager08:13
5.2
Implementing the Template Manager
08:13
5.3Implementing the Main View23:36
5.3
Implementing the Main View
23:36
5.4Implementing the Save As Functionality13:35
5.4
Implementing the Save As Functionality
13:35
6.The Core-est of Core Functionality
6.1Parsing a Blueprint22:24
6.1
Parsing a Blueprint
22:24
6.2Writing to the File System20:41
6.2
Writing to the File System
20:41
7.Conclusion
7.1Conclusion00:38
7.1
Conclusion
00:38
