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Want to know how to build and application with Mate that scales well?

Join us Tuesday at 4:00pm at 360 Flex Indy. Laura we will be going over an example and talking about how you can organize a large application. She will cover LocalEventMaps, modules and how the presentation model pattern works well with Mate.

This is the description of the session:

Breaking down your applications with Mate.

As an architectural framework, Mate helps you break down your application into specialized parts. As applications grow larger, they might benefit from the further division into specialized modules. In this session, Laura will show how to take advantage of special Mate features such as LocalEventMaps to help the development of modular Flex applications. She will also discuss the design patterns that work best with Mate to aid the development of simpler views that delegate some of its functionality, which is most needed when creating larger applications or working in teams.

Also, Laura will be giving a short introduction to Mate in the Code Jam room at noon if you need a primer.

See you there.

Flex Camp Miami

I'll be presenting Mate at the Flex Camp Miami. The event will take place at the University of Miami, on March 6th.

I hope to see you there!

Follow us on Twitter

We just opened an account on Twitter and you can follow us if you want to see the progress of the framework :)

 

What's new in 0.8.6

We just released a new build (0.8.6b) with the following features:

DelegateInvoker: This was a contribution by Darron Schall (thank you Darron :)). He explains in detail how that works in his post

PropertySetter: This is a similar tag to the MethodInvoker but instead of calling a method in the generated object, it sets a property. The benefits are that your source can be anything, such as an ISmartObject, Class from the Cache, or just a regular value.

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Presenting Mate at the Inland Empire User Group

We will be going to the Inland Empire ColdFusion User Group to present Mate this Friday. It will be a mix of presentation and hands-on.

More information at the user group's website.

We hope to see you there!