Model-View-Controller-Store Design Pattern
In this exercise, we expanded on the BNRItemStore to allow it to save and load BNRItem instances from the filesystem. The controller object asks the BNRItemStore for the model objects it needs, but it doesn’t have to worry about where those objects actually came from. As far as the controller is concerned, if it wants an object, it will get one; the BNRItemStore is responsible for making sure that happens.
The standard Model-View-Controller design pattern calls for the controller to be bear the burden of saving and loading model objects. However, in practice, this can become overwhelming – the controller is simply too busy handling the interactions between model and view objects to deal with the details ...
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