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Ben
Hi,
I always thought that MVP (Model-View-Presenter) was a newer
design than MVC ((Model-View-Controller), so I assumed that as
time goes by, more and more frameworks would be implemented
using the MVP pattern. But instead, the opposite is happening.
All the major frameworks are MVC based (like Spring.net, ASP.NET MVC et.)
and virtually no major framework is based on MVP.
What gives? Is there anything wrong with the MVP pattern? Or is it just a
matter
of choosing the right design for the task?
Thanks,
Ben
I always thought that MVP (Model-View-Presenter) was a newer
design than MVC ((Model-View-Controller), so I assumed that as
time goes by, more and more frameworks would be implemented
using the MVP pattern. But instead, the opposite is happening.
All the major frameworks are MVC based (like Spring.net, ASP.NET MVC et.)
and virtually no major framework is based on MVP.
What gives? Is there anything wrong with the MVP pattern? Or is it just a
matter
of choosing the right design for the task?
Thanks,
Ben