Presentation Patterns

Presentation patterns focus on how data is displayed to the user. They aim to improve the user experience by presenting information in a clear, concise, and visually appealing manner.

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Template View

behavioral presentation

The Template View pattern separates the data from how it is presented to the user. It defines a template that outlines the structure of the view, and then concrete view classes fill in the data into the template. This allows for consistent presentation across different data sources or view variations, while still …

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Supervising Presenter

behavioral presentation

The Supervising Presenter pattern addresses the challenge of separating application logic from the user interface in a way that allows for testability and maintainability. It achieves this by introducing a Presenter that mediates between the Application (containing business logic) and the View (UI). The Presenter …

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View Helper

behavioral presentation

The View Helper pattern encapsulates complex presentation logic within reusable components, keeping the core View layer clean and focused on markup. It addresses the issue of “fat” views that contain significant procedural code for formatting and displaying data. By delegating these tasks to View Helpers, …

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Template View

Supervising Presenter

View Helper