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>MVC is a simple concept. You don’t need a framework to organize your modules. If you're writing 1000 lines of throwaway code I agree with you. If you're writi
by macspoofing 9y ago
>MVC is a simple concept. You don’t need a framework to organize your modules.
If you're writing 1000 lines of throwaway code I agree with you. If you're writing a 100,000 lines of code that is meant to be supported for years - then I disagree wholeheartedly.
- beaconstudios 9y agoI think the move away from MVC frameworks and the move towards microservices go hand in hand. MVC frameworks are usually better suited to monolithic apps and that's just not the way things are done at the moment, for better or worse.
- dfischer 9y agoMaybe we're not aligned in what I'm trying to communicate. You can create a simple MVC abstraction without a framework. It's just separation of modules and their appropriate concern.