MVC – A milestone in Software Development

It is nice to see and use most of the applications irrespective of the development platform behind that (web, mobile and other platforms). In order to create such an impression, on the backstage, there is a tremendous hard work. While we go to the backend, we could understand how the developers were creating all those things. Mass coding is there behind every programs. The main issue which developers faced during the coding process is the ordering and fixing of the bugs. It became hard to manage the huge source of coding. Lack of a structural implementation in order to allocate the source code was the core problem. To resolve those issues the concept of MVC (Model View Controller) being introduced.

MVC is a software architectural pattern for implementing user interfaces. It structures the coding into 3 distinctive parts. They are Model, View and Controller. In model portion the data, logic and rules of the application were managed. The model is actually a storage place. This data can be retrieved in controller and can be displayed in view. View as the name indicate it displays information. This output can be chart, diagram and multiple views etc. The duty of controller act as a mediator between model and view. Controller update information in the model and also change the presentation in the view area. The major benefit which MVC provides is that it gives a systematic order to program which is being created. So the developers could manage their work easily. It makes development process easy especially the maintenance part of that. When it comes to software development with multiple modules, MVC alone not applicable. In that case something more needed. For example consider the part of model, here there will be data from different modules. So there will be the problem of mixing up. Here in Technomobs, we use HMVC were this issue can be resolved. Here in HMVC, we maintain separate MVCs inside each modules. Software projects which consist of modules are dealt very easily by our developers using HMVC. Studies are going on MVC all around the world. We could expect more on this in future.