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I actually don't think MVC (the way Rails implements it) is a very good fit for web development. A project shouldn't be divided by file types, but by features.
by erokar 8y ago
I actually don't think MVC (the way Rails implements it) is a very good fit for web development. A project shouldn't be divided by file types, but by features. Django does it a bit better. The way it's done with Pages apps in .NET Core 2 is also interesting.
- pankajdoharey 8y agoI take it back.
- matthewmacleod 8y agoYour karma is going down because you are snobbish, patronising and rude - not because you have a different opinion from others.
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- meesterdude 8y agoI downvoted you for talking babble that has little basis in reality. With that said, don't take downvotes on HN to heart. I get downvoted for the most innocent or earnest of comments. It's not signal. Comments are signal. In the end, It's up to you to decide if discussion or internet points matter more to you.