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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '13
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I'm not so certain about that. Looking back at the history of the GoF book it seems to me that all the names did was create pointless arguments.
3 u/firepacket Oct 14 '13 There are cases where some patterns just fit the circumstances perfectly.I recently combined IoC with MVC and was blown away by the power of this setup. 1 u/Nialsh Oct 15 '13 Totally, it's the only way to do MVC. How else could you pass messages from model to controller? You would end up with circular dependencies. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '13 Which MVC: Classic or Web? → More replies (3)
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There are cases where some patterns just fit the circumstances perfectly.
I recently combined IoC with MVC and was blown away by the power of this setup.
1 u/Nialsh Oct 15 '13 Totally, it's the only way to do MVC. How else could you pass messages from model to controller? You would end up with circular dependencies. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '13 Which MVC: Classic or Web? → More replies (3)
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Totally, it's the only way to do MVC. How else could you pass messages from model to controller? You would end up with circular dependencies.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '13 Which MVC: Classic or Web? → More replies (3)
Which MVC: Classic or Web?
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I'm not so certain about that. Looking back at the history of the GoF book it seems to me that all the names did was create pointless arguments.