Comments on: PureMVC, Spanning the Platform Spectrum? http://pathfindersoftware.com/2008/12/puremvc-spanning-the-platform-spectrum/ The Fastest Way to Launch Successful Software Thu, 19 Jan 2012 16:36:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cliff Hall http://pathfindersoftware.com/2008/12/puremvc-spanning-the-platform-spectrum/#comment-9130 Cliff Hall Sat, 20 Dec 2008 02:50:28 +0000 http://www.pathf.com/blogs/?p=1318#comment-9130 I just noticed your post and wanted to let you know that the Objective C port is extremely close to production ready and a brilliant translation of the classic employee admin demo for the iPhone will be available. Also, soon to follow on the heals of the Objective C release will be the Ruby port and a desktop version of EmployeeAdmin with with ActiveRecord persistence. The Java ports are functional but need a little love. We could use a little help getting demos going for GWT. PHP has a demo but could also use some attention. In short most of the new ports are solid, and bristling with potential, but the communities beyond AS2/AS3 have yet to take off, as there hasn't been much talk about them. It sounds like you're planning to test on a lot of fronts, and that's great because the more platforms you use it on the greater the benefit from having everyone on the same page architecturally. Before you start your evaluations, I'd suggest getting user logins on the forums and acquainting yourself with the boards for each port. Send lots of feedback; in the forums and email the port owners themselves if need be. Cheers -=Cliff> I just noticed your post and wanted to let you know that the Objective C port is extremely close to production ready and a brilliant translation of the classic employee admin demo for the iPhone will be available.

Also, soon to follow on the heals of the Objective C release will be the Ruby port and a desktop version of EmployeeAdmin with with ActiveRecord persistence.

The Java ports are functional but need a little love. We could use a little help getting demos going for GWT. PHP has a demo but could also use some attention.

In short most of the new ports are solid, and bristling with potential, but the communities beyond AS2/AS3 have yet to take off, as there hasn’t been much talk about them.

It sounds like you’re planning to test on a lot of fronts, and that’s great because the more platforms you use it on the greater the benefit from having everyone on the same page architecturally.

Before you start your evaluations, I’d suggest getting user logins on the forums and acquainting yourself with the boards for each port. Send lots of feedback; in the forums and email the port owners themselves if need be.

Cheers
-=Cliff>

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