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when is MVC recommended ?

I know its some extra coding up-front, but everything is modularized;
You should be able to use Templates, minimize interactions and bugs.
So, are their any typical guidelines.
(no evangelists, please - I go to church)

Aug 10 '05 #1
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I know its some extra coding up-front, but everything is modularized;
You should be able to use Templates, minimize interactions and bugs.
So, are their any typical guidelines.


Go read the Sitepoint forum, this topic is covered in depth and is
actively discussed.
<http://www.sitepoint.c om/forums/forumdisplay.ph p?f=147>

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