In the previous post I put shortly the diagram of the Input-Output Model Controller architecture ...
The name seems kind of bombastic , but let me explain quickly why I think this kind of architecture could provide enough abstraction to implement ALMOST ANY type of application / tool / library ...
Basically if you think what the software written by you ( or somebody else in your organisation for that manner ) is, you will realise that it is just an entity which has input and output that hopefully brings some kind of added value in the output ...
Thus, ALWAYS you could:
- use readers ( db , file , s3 , UI controls or whatever ) to read your input
- use writers ( db , file , s3 , UI controls or whatever ) to write your output
- use converters to convert the data ingested into different format
- use controllers to control the whole hassle
- use a Dispatcher to be able to navigate from the app entry points to the controllers
That's it ! Is that simple ... Why aren't you already coding ?!
Getting the Current TabItem when the Tab is not selected in WPF
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This is a quick reminder to self on how to retrieve a TabItem from a WPF
TabControl *when the tab is not currently selected* because I ru...
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