MVC.NET for the desktop

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爱一瞬间的悲伤
爱一瞬间的悲伤 2021-02-09 06:25

Is there any reason that MVC isn\'t equally useful for desktop apps as for web apps?

What would be required to make an ASP.NET MVC directory tree implementable as a de

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  •  囚心锁ツ
    2021-02-09 06:58

    I've always thought of the term MVC as the same as a n-layer application - so correct me if I'm wrong here folks.

    When i develope, I always(unless other instructed) use the following model/structure, also in applications:

    GUI(Web, Winform, whatever) -> Business logic -> Data layer -> And also with an underlying "Model"

    ... Which is a sort of MVC - So yes, it is usefull for desktop apps also. The main advantage with this, is that you can develope web, win and mobile(++) applications based on the same code.

    Another thing that could be done, is to create the data/businesslayers as web-services...

    I think this aproach would qualify as SOA.

    EDIT: As a note, the four levels of applications are created as seperate projects - and then used as adding reference to either the project, or the DLL, or from the GAC(or wherever you like.....) :) Thus, the need for a directory structure is not needed.

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