Another widely used criteria for organizing code is by following the Model View Controller (MVC) architectural design pattern. As the name suggests, we are thinking about organizing our application into three parts, namely a model, a view, and a controller. Following MVC helps us maintain a separation of concerns and allows us to better organize our code. Take a look at the following:
- Model: A model is the representation of the data. Data is a critical part of any application. It is the responsibility of the model layer to organize and implement logic to manage and modify data properly. It takes care of any events that need to happen in case some data is modified. In short, the model has the core business implementation.
- View: Another important part for any application is the view, that is, the part with which the end user interacts. The view is responsible for displaying information to the end user and taking inputs from the user. This layer needs to make...