> There were a lot of assertions in this article that rubbed me wrong, but this one was particularly egregious. Handlers are behavior. They handle something.

> There were a lot of assertions in this article that rubbed me wrong, but this one was particularly egregious. Handlers are behavior. They handle something. class App { public IHandlerFoo Foo; // routed as /app/Foo public IHandlerBar Bar; // routed as /app/Bar ... } ... App.Foo = new HandlerFooInstance(...); ... Foo, Bar, etc. can evolve under an app's state changes, so the handlers to invoke are states of the app. They implement behaviour too, yes, but the original wording isn't wrong either.