I basically agree with you, actually. It feels like a lot of this is breaking down into semantics. I’m not fond of acronyms, I believe it’s important to go to c

I basically agree with you, actually. It feels like a lot of this is breaking down into semantics. I’m not fond of acronyms, I believe it’s important to go to core principles and never do anything blindly, but only when it’s useful. The fundamental challenge of iOS architecture is picking the right level of abstraction for the complexity of your application. The trouble that comes in with MVC, as I see it, is how easy it is to shoot yourself in the foot. It’s too easy to do it “wrong”, which is why so many have tried to come up with something different. Of course you can’t escape the MVC-ness of the platform, it’s all about how you manage it.