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Given that this article is 8 years old, did MOVE catch on?
by danso 7y ago
Given that this article is 8 years old, did MOVE catch on?
- cbhl 7y agoI still see MVC in $dayjob, but it looks like React/Redux have helped a lot. A central module manages state and takes operations on that state. The desired view hierarchy is computed as a pure function of state. A library uses diffing to apply changes to the concrete implementation of the views (say, the DOM, or a native windowing framework).
- chrisco255 7y agoI'm not sure this pattern as described is comprehensive, but the move away from MVC to other event-based patterns like React/Redux, Elm, etc, clearly did happen. MVC of course still exists in the world.
- wsc981 7y agoThis article is the first one I’ve read on MOVE. On the other hand I’ve seen multiple in the past few years on MVVM and VIPER, just to name two MVC replacements. My guess is MOVE isn’t used much.