Published on 2007-03-26 14:22:35
As a continuation of the first post on the Morfik Architecture, here is the part two and we will cover here the event driven nature of Morfik WebOS applications, and the Morfik's design methodology for building WebOS Applications.
The event driven nature of Morfik WebOS applications
Unlike the server-centric architecture of current web-applications Morfik WebOS applications are browser centric. Amongst other things this means all the user-interface events are handled within the browser. The server side events are program generated and not related to the user interface. The browser centric nature of the Morfik WebOS application model makes the 'glue logic' that is required for combining various user interface elements a lot more intuitive than the current server-centric models. Events such as click, mouse down, mouse move, etc are all handled within the browser similar to the visual programming environments used to for desktop applications. Within the associated event handlers of such events lies the bulk of the glue logic needed for binding various elements of the user interface.Read More
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