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.

Posted on May, 18, 2009 by Nahuel Foronda
Filed under: News · Presentations

6 responses

  1. ivan alvarez frias, on May 19, 2009 at 12:16 PM said:
    See you there Laura!
  2. Scott, on May 20, 2009 at 9:41 AM said:
    Hello Laura,

    Can you please post the example and slides/pdf etc... ?

    Thanks,
    Scott
  3. Prab, on August 21, 2009 at 12:00 PM said:
    Hi Scott,

    Here is the link for the presentation if you are still looking for:
    https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a204547676/p10699734/
  4. Prab, on August 21, 2009 at 12:02 PM said:
    Can anyone post the link for the example code? (Laura mentioned she will be posting in a repository, but not sure which one, did not find it here.
    Thanks in advance
    prab
  5. Ryan Canulla, on October 15, 2009 at 9:58 PM said:
    This is done just perfect! I've learned in two days what took me weeks in cairngorm, Presentation model is great as well!
  6. Malik, on December 21, 2009 at 10:50 PM said:
    Yes, good stuff... Thanks... I learned a lot...

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