Resources  
  • Model View Presenter Design PatternOct 22, 2011. In this article I will explain the principles of this design pattern.
  • Model View Presenter Pattern Implementation in ASP.NETDec 08, 2010. In this tutorial, I will show you how to implement MVP in a web app as well as a windows app. Another important aspect of MVP patterns is to do unit tests of your whole interface as well as business layer.
  • Web Client Software Factory (WCSF) and Model View Presenter (MVP)Dec 01, 2010. This article is the second in the series of WCSF.
  • Model View Presenter (MVP) design pattern and data bindingJun 03, 2009. Model View Presenter (MVP) design pattern is the evolution of the MVC design pattern and it’s aimed at providing a cleaner separation of concerns between the view, the model, and the controller improving the architecture (you can use several UI technologies without recompiling the business logic components) and testability of the enterprise solution. The pattern was originally developed at Taligent in the 1990s. In this article, I will explain the principles and how to use the MVP design pattern along with data binding with an example using C# language in Microsoft.NET.
  • Model View Presenter (MVP)Dec 31, 2008. In this article we will understand MVP, execute a sample project with MVP, implement the same using windows UI and then finally we will discuss about the differences between MVP and MVC.
  • Introducing MVC#: A Model View Presenter Framework for .NET PlatformApr 17, 2008. This article explains the MVP pattern essentials and then walks through the key features of the MVC# Framework which helps building true MVP-based solutions.
  • MVP (Model View Presenter) – Supervising Controller.Apr 12, 2009. This articles discusses a general implementation of the Supervising Controller MVP (Model View Presenter) pattern for a win-forms application and the use of a dialog broker to allow pulling additional logic into the controller class.
  • Using MVP Architecture PatternJan 03, 2013. Using the MVP Architecture Pattern in ASP.Net and the differences between MVC and MVP.

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