Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture
MVC is one of the most popular design patterns for developing software applications. It separates an application into three interconnected components: Model, View, and Controller. This separation enables more modular development, easier testing, and excellent maintainability. Let’s explore these components in detail:
- Model: The Model represents the internal state of the application, along with the rules, logic, and data that govern and manipulate that state. The model does not depend on the View or Controller, meaning changes to the UI or business logic do not affect the data handling. It ensures that the application’s data remains consistent across different parts of the application. Its responsibilities include:
- Managing data: It contains all the data-related logic. Whether it’s retrieving data from a database or an API, the model handles it.
- Implementing business rules: Implements business...
