Usually there are a lot of models in a Ruby on Rails project, so: Is it a good practice to namespace them (in modul开发者_如何学Goes/folders)? What are the downsides?
Can anyone summarize or bulleted list the types of things that go in each layer, and what layers are there in an MVC type design if you account for Dependency Injection?
I need to pass in 2 objects to a page to access Model.NewsItems and Model.Links (the first is a class of news item objects with heading, content etc and the Links are a set of strings for hyperlink de
If you have worked with some of the frameworks like CodeIgniter or KohanaPHP, then you probably have seen that they are built so that the controller loads everything. Therefore, if you are in a librar
Say I have a form_for with a select menu to assign a User on a belongs_to association: ... form.select :user_id, @users, :prompt => \"Select a User\"
I have created a universalrepository that takes the type passed to it and when I create data entry method, the entity is created fine, but when I create a linked entity to it, i get the base entity cr
I\'m trying to get my head around Cappuccino. I\'d like my StackOverview peers to review the architecture below and see if it makes sense - the aim is to utilize the unique benefits of Django and Capp
I am using Spring MVC and in my controller, I want to be able to automatically bind incoming parameters to my Java object. It seems like this should be pretty easy to do. The only wrinkle is that the
I guess I don\'t understand the difference between a \"FormBackingObject\" and a \"ModelAttribute\" in 开发者_C百科spring MVC.
Obviously MVC promotes separation of concern开发者_高级运维s. One thing we are struggling with is proper separation of Model from the datasource, with IDs being the main sticking point.
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