A Web Application to Read & Write Excel Files

 A Web Application to Read & Write Excel Files

1. Template Based Approach


Architecture is in 3 parts: Model, View, Controller.

  • Model: the data from the database
  • View: the template file
  • Controller: listen for events from the View and populate data from the database
Keikai Spreadsheet (View) - DatabaseComposer (Controller) - MyDataService (Model)



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