May 2011
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
9h 18m
English
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If you've ever worked with a client technology like Windows Forms or Java Forms, you may already know how the mechanism of reacting to a user request is achieved: you create a control in the UI, the control exposes several Events and you listen these events by creating an event handler, which is nothing more than a method with some code inside to handle input to the program.
The downside of using this approach is that you can't recycle and test the code executed in an event handler, and you can't make the relationship between the UI element and the corresponding event handler method dynamic. ...
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