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The Model-View-Presenter (MVP) architectural pattern that enforces the separation of concerns in presentation logic. This pattern is a derivation of the Model–View–Controller (MVC) architectural pattern.

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I recently started designing my first MVP-app. I like the idea of having a "dumb" view to be able to cover as much of the code with unit tests. The app I build will be an app to create ...
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Hobby coder here, so please be gentle! My coding is taking me into the necessary realms of architecture due to increasingly complex apps. I'm wondering how to structure my solutions which will involve ...
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In my little WinForm app, intended to practice as a hobbyist, I'm using this code to pass data from the View to its Presenter: public event Action<object, string, string?>? SearchInAlbums; ...
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I feel something is wrong with my approach handling MVP and the Repository Pattern. I'm making an album winform app just to practice MVP, crud and the Repos. Pattern. First some code. The model: using ...
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Consider the following GUI screen: When user selects a person from PersonListView, EditPersonView should show person's first name and last name and allow the user edit. So, I end up with the ...
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In "MVP Passive" where a view doesn't know about it's presenter the view just raises events observed by the presenter, the presenter knows the view and its controls how should view and ...
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Lets say I have a GUI application which tries to adhere to Model-View-Presenter (MVP) as best as possible. In this application I have a list box with items. One should be able to interact with these ...
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I'm doing a website that has a React frontend that calls some RESTful API and I would like to know if this is an MVP pattern. I think that the React application implements the View and the Presenter, ...
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MVP best practices recommend using parameter-less methods when view and presenter communicate. Even if using events, it is recommended not to use event parameters. It is recommended to change class ...
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Description A WinForms application with the following as part of a form: When the "Add" button is clicked, a new entry is added to the ListView, with data from the TextBoxes and ...
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our company wants to outsource the development of MVP. Since it is my first project as a product manager, I am expecting story map ERD Technical specifications i.e. language, database, DevOps & ...
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I am learning about MV* architectural patterns, thanks to the help from several answers here. I learned that they are used for designing the architectures of user interactive applications. I also ...
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I'm working on a winforms project that involves 3d models, Opengl graphics, hierarchical project files and uses an MVP approach. Currently i have things setup such that when the user manipulates ...
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My team has inherited a Web Forms application that was built over the past decade or so into a monolithic code base with massive dependencies. In order to maintain this system we are going to have to ...
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Suppose I'am writting a GUI desktop application which has a main window with a corresponding presenter. This main windows may host one or multiple panels which each also have their own presenter. The ...
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