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Comment from: Tahir Khalid [Member] 
Like it, about time we got on the MVC wagon.I had some early grounding this area when I was exposed to Rails and last year I was the lead developer for BEA Aqualogic.
Aqualogic is a Java based Portal that has a .NET layer on top employing a full blown MVC architecture, all in .NET 1.1 as well which is either painful or good fun.
I like the model a lot but I think MVC is being touted as the be-all-end-all which it isn't, it has a place for certain types of problems but not everything and you can inevitably end up spending ages trying to get a solution out of the architecture.
However for a large scale system such as a portal or some intranet system it has a place and once the ground work is done to MVC makes sense allowing developers to create modules extending from the MVC architecture in place (pretty much how the BEA Portal works).
All good fun!
06/16/08 @ 11:16
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