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Reputation: 21563

Coming from iOS to OS X - where do I put my code?

I'm an iOS developer just starting to develop for OS X. In iOS, I always follow the MVC pattern, and put appropriate code in UIViewController subclasses. The App Delegate simply initializes the main view controller, and that's it. After that the view controllers handle all logic.

But in OS X, I seem to put everything in the app delegate. My app delegate class is now about 300 lines long and I am wondering how I can follow the same pattern I did in iOS. There are no view controllers!

What I mean is, what is the common accepted way to organize code for Mac Application?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 350

Answers (1)

hotpaw2
hotpaw2

Reputation: 70703

You can create your own controller classes, and put an instantiation of these controller classes between the app delegate or model objects, and your view objects. Just because there is no pre-built view controller class, does not mean that you can't make your own similar partition, by creating custom controller classes of your own, as needed.

Upvotes: 3

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