There are different architecture patterns like MVC , MVP or MvvM but I’m convince that it’s required more artefacts to build a good Software Architecture.
Do you think if it’s enough just applying any of the previous patterns to build a good Software Architecture ?
There are different architecture patterns like MVC,MVP or MvvM but I'm convince that it's required more artefacts to build a good Architecture.https://t.co/H1Td4q4mLB
Do you think if its enough just applying any of the previous patterns to build a good Software Architecture ?— Jesús Estévez (@jecaestevez) March 4, 2018
MVC , MVP or MvvM are architecture patterns to structure code and those patterns was common has been used by Developers with experience to reduce the coupling between layers.
For example:
if a Developer was working in a product with technology related with Xaml like WPF and it wasn’t implemented MvvM for sure the code will be probably couple to the UI and not well structured.
By the way I’m sure using any of that patterns does not guarantee a successful architecture because ….
Have you seen a software where even doesn't use any of the previous patterns? BTW using any of that patterns doesn't guarantee a successful architecture because …. it could have direct access to the database!!! 😟 pic.twitter.com/wxsBc2CZoj
— Jesús Estévez (@jecaestevez) March 4, 2018
There are MVC WebApp where it has directly access to the database from the web project and I’m quite convince that this is not a good solution.
Do you think it should be mandatory add an extra Software layers apart to use any of the pattern MVC , MVP or MvvM ? And of course remove the connection to the database from the web project.
I think it’s necessary implement at least a simple Software Architecture layers similar than we can see in the image bellow
There are different reasons why it should be done a good Software Architecture Layers in order to reduce coupling or don’t violate the single responsibility principle and other more reasons.
Of course there are other different ways to split in layers so please share with me which composition do you like 😉
Do you like more Onions or hexagons ?
http://jeffreypalermo.com/blog/the-onion-architecture-part-1/
http://alistair.cockburn.us/Hexagonal+architecture
Layers, Onions, Ports, Adapters: it’s all the same by Mark Seemann in http://blog.ploeh.dk/2013/12/03/layers-onions-ports-adapters-its-all-the-same/