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Couldn't agree more. As long as you find a consistent way of splitting and placing your "Controller" code, MVC works perfectly fine. The problem is that a "Cont
by ricw 14y ago
Couldn't agree more. As long as you find a consistent way of splitting and placing your "Controller" code, MVC works perfectly fine. The problem is that a "Controller" is only vaguely defined and always application dependent. However, finding a good split and place for code is not easily accomplished and, in my experience, needs a couple of iterations to be perfected.
The MOVE split seems useful for event based systems (webapps?), however it doesn't seem to encapsulate as wide a range of apps as the more vague MVC does..