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MVC: Structural pattern that enforces separation of concerns.
MVC (Model–View–Controller) is an architectural pattern that separates application concerns into data management, presentation, and control logic. This separation makes applications easier to reason about and maintain as they grow.
The pattern has been widely adopted in both backend and full-stack frameworks, especially where structured data flow and long-term maintainability are priorities.
Use case:
Server-rendered applications
>Enterprise systems
>Complex business logic
Strengths:
Clear structure
>Improved maintainability
>Well-established pattern
Scope:
fullstack
Audience:
enterprise
>agency
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