Parsley 2 + Spicelib - simple MVC Flex example

The new release of Cairngorm 3 beta was a good news for me but after a quick study about Cairngorm 3 I have found that several of the Cairngorm 3 libraries are implemented as extensions to the Parsley Application Framework

Because I am a very curios guy I have read a little more about Parsley Application Framework and I have to say that Jens Halm made a very good job with this framework. Parsley Framework offers you a lot of flexibility and the framework is easy to extend. Some of the cool features of the framework are :

  • Dependency Injection
  • Messaging ( this is my favorite )
  • Flex Modules support
  • Localization

Parsley Framework is good documented but I have not found a good and simple example of using Parsley. So I decided to write this article and post a simple example that can help you to understand how to create a MVC application using Parsley .

You can see the application down (username: admin, password: admin )

If you have any questions post them here.

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6 Responses to “Parsley 2 + Spicelib - simple MVC Flex example”

  1. Itay Says:

    Nice and simple example. Thanks.

  2. cosinus Says:

    Very good example. I searched on google for a parsley , MVC but only bad examples(or hard to understand). If you have the time, please explain what’s all about in cairngorm 3 , cause the project site is a mess…very hard to understand.
    Tks a lot for example`s source

  3. Cristi Says:

    Good example.
    Thank you

  4. Mustafa Says:

    Nice example and it seems better than the other Parsley Hello World’s. But is it possible to tell this example step by step for dummies?

  5. Markus Says:

    Hallo,
    thanks for the short example…
    But why you are using Events and not the Messaging System?
    I thought you this is your favour feature!
    I am new to Parsley and try to understand when to use the Messaging System and when to use normal Events…

    ciao
    Markus

  6. Markus Says:

    Hallo again,

    sorry for my silly post before…
    I mean when to use Managed Events and Injected MessageDispatchers?

    ciao
    Markus


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