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I'm trying to get to grips with MVVM and so I've read a bunch of articles - most focus on the View -> ViewModel relationship and there's general agreement about what's what. The ViewModel -> Model relationship and what constitutes the Model gets...
Started by serialhobbyist on
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Because of this my of that nature the....
A Model as a business object or to manage business objects: my answer is it can do both - and should , my business objects that come back from my WCF service I consider my model .
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Hello all,
Quiet a few times i have read this issue and still i was not able to find it exactly. Does the business logic falls into Model or in the controller in MVC Pattern?
Thanks
Started by Sri Kumar on
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Sometimes, depending on the specific project....
The model normally is your Business Layer or your Domain Model.
Roughly, yes.
Otherwise, you tend.
If you have a proper Domain Model , that actually is your business logic.
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Is there any solid and comprehensive book or article on business model for web startup?
I am particularly interested in how to generate revenue from a web service.
Info about ad revenue, case studies and interviews would be nice.
Started by Timothy Chung on
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Http a business model per se, but it certainly clarified my thinking and I ended up with such a simple model that the model itself....
A business model no-one else is using is even better if you can work it out.
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Simple question: in MVC, is it okay for one model to interact with another? For example, with an Auth model...can it interact with the User model - or is there a better way to go about it?
Should the middle man be the controller?
Started by johnnietheblack on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Just make sure that the reason....
On the surface, one model can interact with another model if it needs to.
Most complex objects aren't completely standalone are trying to accomplish .
Different Model classes interacting is just fine.
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Hello all,
I'm just wondering are there any other business models like the Apple AppStore or something that is close to this i.e. build application -> distribute to market place that is a focal point for applications .
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And then the games show up here ..
Here.
How about games for the xbox ...
Other companies announced similar models on the Mobile World Congress last week.
Yes, there is the Android Market for example.
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So I have a MVC app and in another project I have a normal collection of classes which handle the Business and Data logic for the application. I also have some logic in the Model of the MVC project itself. This logic handles ViewModels and the like, things...
Started by Damien on
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Your....
My controllers call my business by mxmissile).
Generally speaking here - Your model classes should not have business logic knowledge application may contain instances of your Model classes (mine do).
Essentially DTOs.
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Hi,
New to wpf and MVVM .I am kind of confused what belongs to what.
Lets suppose we have a view with a btnSave.
When saving who's the responsability to call the Business Layer ?
My understanding is that Model is just holding properties and no methods...
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The ViewModel works....
The view typically binds to properties in the ViewModel.
So, the ViewModel should call methods in the Model (business layer).
The model is generally considered part of, if not the entire, business layer.
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From Podcast #60:
Joel thinks that hosts deploying open source software crash the business model down to the cost of the hosting itself. I wonder how companies like Six Apart (of Movable Type fame) continue to survive if that is the case. And eventually...
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It's all up to what you see as your core business:
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Even if your core technology is open source, building the infrastructure, offering oppportunities for the services business even in the FOSS model.
business model.
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I've got a product something like a SEO analyser in a more enterprise level. Target is mostly medium to big sized companies.
Which business model is better?
SaaS (Software as a Service) or classical desktop application . SaaS comes with some great advantages...
Started by dr. evil on
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This may be a silly question, but why can't you provide it as a web .
For a conventional model.
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I've thought of a new business model for programmers to work without the need of unnecessary expense on the employer's side. Its like freelancing , but different.
Basically a programmer works:
In his own home/home office, using his own computer(s), not...
Started by Jeremy Rudd on
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The big sticking point as I see software development....
Your model isn't much different to rentacoder minus the crowdsourcing.
Programmers - how are they going to react in a way that threatens your business model?
What incentive do.
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