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  1. Looking forward to a decent dinner, and staring at the wall about 3 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. @troygilbert Yah I'm really surprised people haven't adopted it at the same or a faster rate. It's extremely robust and well thought out. about 5 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert
  3. @troygilbert have you checked out #Parsley yet? It has some really sophisticated amazing features about 5 hours ago from Twitterrific in reply to troygilbert
  4. @troygilbert The app should create the top level mediator, and let the child mediators cascade down, but mediators don't create views about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert
  5. @troygilbert @robpenner http://bit.ly/7MSXHD about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert
  6. @robpenner @troygilbert Mediator, codeBehind, presentationModel -> all incarnations of the view within different MVC architectures about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to robpenner
  7. @robpenner @troygilbert I think this logic in itself lends that the mediator is the actor within the MVC that acts as the view about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to robpenner
  8. @natzke The hilton in Union Square, although seedy - has amazing views from it's tower rooms too about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to natzke
  9. @troygilbert @flashape I think this is generally the direction PureMVC tried to take - Although there was still a mapping of notifications about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert
  10. @troygilbert Coupling pure view logic and pure business logic is asking for things to get unmanageable quickly about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert
  11. @noflashlight It brings the UGH about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to noflashlight
  12. @troygilbert Then the mediator becomes a make shift controller with access directly to your business tier? about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert
  13. Heading back into the world of binding hell. about 11 hours ago from TweetDeck
  14. @seantheflexguy wizzacki just had some bomb Mexican food.. Needed it after today... Today was mad wicked about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific in reply to seantheflexguy
  15. @seantheflexguy wizzack about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific in reply to seantheflexguy
  16. I think it all comes back to decoupling and separation of responsibility about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific
  17. @jesterxl @flashape @troygilbert a payload keeps the contract between classes cleaner i think about 24 hours ago from Twitterrific in reply to jesterxl
  18. @flashape neither do I ... I totally appreciate a portable mediator 7:40 PM Dec 8th from Twitterrific in reply to flashape
  19. @flashape But the event is decoupling the mediator, view etc from the command instead of making direct method invocations 5:59 PM Dec 8th from TweetDeck in reply to flashape
  20. @troygilbert view -> mediator -> command -> proxy - > delegate and back can be a lot..... 5:30 PM Dec 8th from TweetDeck in reply to troygilbert