Try with the following two examples. I've found them useful in understanding how MVP might apply to Android applications.
Try with the following two examples. I've found them useful in understanding how MVP might apply to Android applications. chicagoandroid.com/forum/topics/mvp-andr... jamespeckham.com/blog/10-11-21/MVP_on_An....
Mohit: The mentioned Google IO video is more about User Interaction/ User eXperience design patterns, than (Graphical) User Iterfaces design patterns to which MVP/ MVC belong. – superjos Feb 17 at 0:25 Thanks for the reference! :) – JDPeckham Apr 14 at 0:29.
This question has already been answered before Look here.
1 This question was for MVC and not MVP. In MPV you have an even more strict seperation from your components then you have in MVC. In MVP you define strict interfaces for the model and for the view.
The presenter is then used for interaction between the model and the view. – iuiz Dec 1 '10 at 23:13.
Check out the Android Developers page. There you will find the answers to all of your questions. And MVC is already present in Android.
Check out this question. The videos here can explain what you're looking for.
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