whenever i read a headline like "X is dead" (whereby X is a technological concept or even a piece of technology) my first reaction is, that the author has proba

whenever i read a headline like "X is dead" (whereby X is a technological concept or even a piece of technology) my first reaction is, that the author has probably a very limited understanding of the technology at hand (or about the underlying concepts of that technology) * vinyl records are dead, http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/10/arts/music/vinyl-records-are-making-a-comeback.html?pagewanted=all * CDs are dead (yes, they are, optical data storage isn't) * flash is dead (but still, most videos are still streamed via flash and a gaming company i know prototypes all games in flash...) * SEO is dead * social media is dead * java is dead * progressive enhancement is dead * print is dead * native is dead * desktop is dead * ... * ... * mvc is dead lets call it "Franz's law of deadliness"