I am working on a large Java project which employs the model-view-controller pattern. Should I use a different event for each action (to let the views communicate with their respective controllers)? Or is it better to use the same event multiple times to reduce overhead? The events I am talking about are only triggers, i.e. they do not carry additional information. I tend to implement the first option, but have a lot of similar (except for the name) event classes now.
What is considered "good" programming practice?
