I’m still an MVC fan, thanks in no small part to Scott Allen’s teaching (RIP). I agree that if controllers stay tiny and boring, your model stays rich and you

I’m still an MVC fan, thanks in no small part to Scott Allen’s teaching (RIP). I agree that if controllers stay tiny and boring, your model stays rich and your app stays portable, testable, and easier to evolve. If you’re learning MVC, Scott’s OdeToCode/Pluralsight material still nails the fundamentals and the why behind them.