MinDispatch: Event-Driven Framework In Java Part 2

From the last post in this series, we developed a fixed, event-driven chat simulation. In this post, we will extend this example by refactoring. The objective of this tutorial is to teach effective design patterns in an event-driven model. First we will begin by designing the structure and behavior of the user and chat to [...]

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MinDispatch: Event-Driven Framework in Java Part 1

We’ve gotten our feet wet with event-driven programming by developing a framework which controls the flow of data through our system. Effectively, I’ve made my framework available on Github for use by anyone: MinDispatch framework on GitHub.

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Writing an Event-Driven Framework with Java

Last time, we covered the fundamental components of an event-driven architecture. Now, we’ll develop an event-driven framework so that we can get started with event-driven development as soon as possible.

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Fundamental Components of an Event-Driven Architecture

My favorite type of architecture is event-driven because of the trivial train of thought as action-reaction. Consider what happens when an incoming tornado approaches; what do we do? Notify the locals. Consider what happens when an online purchase occurs; what do we do? Ship it. Consider what happens when an event occurs; what do we [...]

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