givanse/mvc-tree

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  Last update: 06 / May / 2015 
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    Why?
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      It is a common mistake to think that there is a single MVC design and that it is just about separation of concerns (data storage, user interface, business logic).
      Application designs also include tradeoffs between resources consumption, maintainability, testing, debugging etc.
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      Also, is not well known that the pattern is used differently in different scenarios.
      A server application and a client application might be using an MVC pattern, but it won't work exactly in the same way.
      Context makes a difference in how the pattern is applied.
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    What for?
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      Understanding the reasons behind design choices of the past will enable you to make better decisions for new design challenges.
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      Knowing that different technologies use different versions of MVC will help you to avoid confusion when learning to use new tools.
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    Who?
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      Built by
      <a target="_blank" href="https://twitter.com/givanse">@givanse</a>
      with the help and guidance of
      <a target="_blank" href="https://twitter.com/paul_hammant">@paul_hammant</a>.
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      I had a need to better understand MVC, I did some research and wrote an article about it:
      <a href="http://givan.se/mvc-past-present-and-future/">MVC past, present and future</a>.
      That led to a bunch of emails between me and P. Hammant.
      I received more ideas to go beyond the original article and also some neat sources of information.
      Now, it is all here.
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      Also, you can read Paul's description of MVC in: <a target="_blank" href="http://paulhammant.com/2015/04/29/mvc-misunderstood-for-37-years/">MVC: misunderstood for 37 years </a>. It goes into more detail about the technical aspects.
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    How?
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      Ember.js views that use SVG tags as their tagName property.
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      Pull requests are welcome. This are the files where you would add or edit content:
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          <a href="https://github.com/givanse/mvc-tree/tree/master/app/jsons">
            app/jsons</a>
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          <a href="https://github.com/givanse/mvc-tree/tree/master/app/templates/dpatterns">
            app/templates/dpatterns</a>
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          <a href="https://github.com/givanse/mvc-tree/tree/master/app/templates/technologies">
            app/templates/technologies</a>
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      Hosted at <a href="https://github.com/givanse/mvc-tree/">Github</a>.
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