The whole "x is dead" is pretty common headline pattern. It's dramatic, extreme and often just an exaggeration. I can guarantee that MVC is still used on the f

The whole "x is dead" is pretty common headline pattern. It's dramatic, extreme and often just an exaggeration. I can guarantee that MVC is still used on the fronted as on the backend. People are still generating value from MVC apps. Perhaps it's not held up as the holy grail, since the new holy grail is pronouncing it dead. Perhaps it is dying. Dead it is often not. After building out some front-end MVC work, I can see the value in Flux architecture and React components. I'd have a hard time justifying a rewrite though. It's still very much alive there for me. That's also the case for many others.