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OP, it seems like you are overdesigning. IPC takes way more effort than direct function calls - it's effort that is better spent on something actually useful. L
by ahartmetz 4y ago
OP, it seems like you are overdesigning. IPC takes way more effort than direct function calls - it's effort that is better spent on something actually useful. Let the requirements pick design patterns, don't try to cram in as many design patterns as possible.
Event handlers, model/view, independent-ish subsystems, frontend/backend are some typical patterns in desktop applications. Some of it depends on your framework - much of the architecture will be defined by the framework. The default should be doing things in the canonical way for the framework.
- devandanger 4y agoI agree if you have technical requirements needing it to support (x transactions)/second coming in, optimize your ingress architecture. If these transactions/messages are based on UI interaction in a single offline application, I can't imagine this being too complicated to begin with.