Malcolm Groves: Pragmatic MVVM
MVVM can be
an awesomely productive way to build maintainable, testable, rich GUI
applications. It can also be an over-complicated, long-winded and opaque way to
produce code nobody else understands. The line between the two can be subtle
and easy to trip over.
In this workshop, Malcolm will start from an overview of MVVM, and then go through the development of an MVVM-based application from scratch in multiple short sprints, showing how to get the clean separation and testability of MVVM, without losing the productivity you’re used to in RAD Studio.
In this workshop, Malcolm will start from an overview of MVVM, and then go through the development of an MVVM-based application from scratch in multiple short sprints, showing how to get the clean separation and testability of MVVM, without losing the productivity you’re used to in RAD Studio.
Along the
way he’ll cover off topics such as:
- Dealing with Child Forms
- Dealing with Child Forms
- MVVM and Asynchronicity
- LiveBindings
- ORM-based Persistence
- In-process Messaging
Det detaljerede program og tilmeldingsformular finder du her
Sidste frist for tilmelding var 17. marts 2017
OBS: Det er vigtigt for DAPUG, at deltagerne betaler inden WorkShoppen begynder. Derfor er deltagelse 500 kr. billigere, hvis betalingen sker senest den 24. april 2017
Malcolm Groves is a passionate coder and codes in a variety
of languages such as Delphi, Scala, Objective-C, Python and Javascript.
Until recently Malcolm worked for Embarcadero Technologies
being responsible for Asia Pacific and Japan.
Malcolm now has his own training and consulting company in
which he offers training and consulting as well as being a reseller of
different products.
Malcolm is married to Julie, and they have two children.
Apart from being a family man and working fulltime, Malcolm also plays and
restores old fender guitars and practices Hapkido. Malcolm’s welding skills
must remain unmentioned in this context.
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