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Fun With User Interface Abstraction by Jim Fowler
This presentation demonstrates how to implement multiple user interfaces for an application without requiring any of the user interfaces to implement any functionality. Advantages to this approach include eliminating the potential need to write multiple variants of the application and the ability to customize user interfaces for different use cases with minimal or no changes to the application. The implementation presented is elegant, scalable, reusable and is bound to afford developers maximum flexibility in meeting changing interface requirements without impacting a project's schedule.