I released an event-driven framework for Unity called eDriven. This is the introduction video.

In a few days I'll release the tutorial on EventDispatcher. Other tutorials and framework updates are on it's way...

Event-driven applications are all around you. Windows and Mac applications are event-driven. Web browsers, as well as most of the GUIs are event-driven.

Should games be event-driven? I think they should - because the event-driven applications are more modular, decoupled, maintainable and upgradeable.

As an alternative for watching a value of some property, objects subscribe to events and react to them. This is known as the Hollywood Principle: "Don't call us; we'll call you."

eDriven will change the way you think.

http://edriven.dankokozar.com/