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Welcome to my MVC Java Tutorial. I have been asked for this tutorial many times in the last few weeks.
To understand the Model View Controller you just need to know that it separates the Calculations and Data from the interface. The Model is the class that contains the data and the methods needed to use the data. The View is the interface. The Controller coordinates interactions between the Model and View.
The video and code will make it very easy to understand.
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Nice job!
Why do I feel like Andy Bernard is giving me this lecture 😂
why you out here sounding like Andy Bernard
This was perfect. Thank you.
Why do everyone do stuff on swing? I simply cannot find any tuts on just Java FX without any scene builder.
Thanks a million for all your videos. It has been my daily way to learn Java and everything is working fine. You are a legend.
Legend. Thanks Man. Not even Half way through and I know this is what I needed.
In CalculatorController you have used "private CalculatorView theView" object Since this object is private,then how is it accessible in another class "CalculateListener". please help
https://youtu.be/nkxRe6GzfSo
Straight to the point as always. Wonderfully executed. 10/10 Pro points
Thank you.This is really easy to understand.
Cool tutorial man. I got the concept way easier than when i learnt it in uni. Keep on doing what u do
Quick and sleek. Real nice video explanation here.
great voice, great explanation
Data Interface Coordinator => DIC
I see why they took MVC xD
wow that really helped
you explained it so clearly, thanks man.
Thank you Derek, your command pattern and MVC really help with my class project. Keep the good work. You are the best
many thanks for this video – really helped me a lot, I typed it into Eclipse as learning MVC as part of uni course. I also went through my code and added comments. the only thing that still doesn't make much sense is the "this" in the calculatorView as not sure what "this" is in this context. I will look at your comments and see if this explains it. Many thanks for this demo of MVC
Derek you are the man.
Thank you DEREK for the nice tutorial just want to ask what if my model consists of a lot of classes .. where should I handle all reported exceptions for methods in these classes ?? should I try and catch in each method or try and catch in the controller
Beautiful tutorial! thank you so much for this 🙂
Thank you very much. I have q further question. You put your logic for calculating in one class. But what if I have for example three classes which are responsible for provide the data (
All classes combined result in the data that is displayed).
Which class would my model be or how can I combine these 3 classes into one model?
This is awesome!!! Thanks for the info!!
Is there anyway you could do more of these on MVC? Possibly with switching between different views?
Thanks so much, this is still going to be helpful to students and people far into the future!
This is a great tutorial, thank you!