Robotlegs example project with source
17th November 2009
Any comparison of frameworks wouldn’t be complete without Robotlegs. I included Robotlegs in my session at LFPUG recently, but didn’t post the example project here because the framework was in a state of flux. Robotlegs is now settling down as it approaches its imminent 1.0 release, and the MVCS implementation in it is unlikely to change further, so here’s my example.
For this Robotlegs example I’ve used exactly the same project as in the previous examples for other frameworks. Robotlegs is not prescriptive about your application’s architecture, but it does include a default MVCS implementation for those that wish to use it. I’ve used that default implementation here.
The example is below. Links to the other versions follow. All versions have identical functionality. Right click on the swf to view the source.
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The other versions can be viewed here…
- Flexcaster no framework project source
- Flexcaster Cairngorm project source
- Flexcaster PureMVC project source
- Flexcaster Mate project source
- Flexcaster Swiz project source
- Flexcaster Parsley project source
- Flexcaster SmartyPants-ioc and As3-signals project source
- Flexcaster Spring Actionscript project source
Tags: Flex, Frameworks, Robotlegs

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so helpful mate, helping my career, see ya at FLUG
Nikos | 13th January 2011 at 02:25
nice work, but such code is bad (funny that robotlegs is about decoupling):
feedsView.feedsList.dataProvider = model.feeds;
alex | 5th October 2011 at 14:23
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