Chapter 13. OO and User Interface Programming
The user interface (UI) provides the interface between the user and your system. Almost every modern system will have some form of UI, whether graphical, command-line driven, or even phone or speech based. (Some systems may combine all four types!). In any case, you need to take special care in the design and implementation of your user interfaces. Luckily, OOP can bring the same benefits to your UI that it brings to other aspects of the system.
Today you will learn
How OOP and UI construction interrelate
About the importance of a decoupled UI
What patterns help you to decouple the UI
OOP and the User Interface
The process of designing and programming user interfaces is fundamentally no different than the ...
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