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Presenter First • Mar 11, 2015

Is Presenter First Still Valuable to Modern App Architecture?

When you consider Presenters first, you're forced to draw some of the boundary line between your application and its implementation before you start.

Presenter First • Jul 27, 2012

Presenter First in GTK+ and C – Updated for 2012

A sample project that demonstrates Presenter First in the context of GTK+ and C — updated to work with the latest tools.

Presenter First • Jan 03, 2012

Presenter First in Backbone.js

Applying the Presenter First pattern to Backbone.js in CoffeeScript

Presenter First • Jul 13, 2010

Presenter First in GTK and C

I created a small GTK application to demonstrate Presenter First and Model-View-Presenter. And here it is: the aptly named PF Calculator.

Presenter First • Jan 08, 2010

Presenter First: Data Binding and Adapters

How Adapters help us encapsulate data-binding-oriented APIs.

Project & Team Management • Jan 30, 2008

Presenter First: Get your Triads Talking

When introducing the basics of Presenter First, one usually runs out of breath before getting to the topic of connecting triads using Managers.

Software Science • Jan 14, 2013

The First Time Programming Scared Me

Back in March of 2012, I wrote some code that disturbed me immensely. The experience was profound and a bit frightening.

Presenter First • Jan 27, 2008

The Exceptional Presenter

PresentationObject is an implementation of Jay Fields’ Presenter pattern in Rails. It has familiar declarative style syntax and offers encapsulating presentation logic in a testabl

Functional Programming • Dec 14, 2011

Clojure Desktop Applications with Swing

Useful libraries and tips for getting started with Clojure desktop application development.

Mobile Apps • Nov 15, 2010

Porting Android Code to BlackBerry

After completing an Android application, we were asked to port it to BlackBerry.

Project Stories • Jan 30, 2009

Ruby for Desktop Applications? Yes we can.

We love Ruby and how much can be accomplished in a short time with it. With JRuby and 12-ish months we created a complex desktop application, able to run on Windows, Mac, and Linux

Growing as Makers • Dec 09, 2024

How to Pick a Conference: Advice from a Fish out of Water

It can be overwhelming to pick a conference, especially if you're new to the industry! Here are some questions you should ask yourself.