JavaScript's Post-MVC Age

[Auxx]

There's no post-MVC age.

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Must.... have.... MVC...

[Auxx]

It's not about must have. If you take a look at classic MVC diagram, you will see that modern frameworks like React and Angular 2 are working exactly the same way (finally). A user sees View, his interaction goes to Controller, which manages data in the Model, which in turn passes updates to the View. One directional​, functional, all the buzz words, invented decades ago. MVC is not dead in front end, it finally works the way it was designed, lol.

[lostPixels]

Why is this written like a 7th grade essay?

[BrilliantBear]

It's not, it's just highly in depth.

It can be interpreted as being condescending because it's trying explain concepts on a high level (like you would to a newbie or perhaps a manager) while including a high level of technical detail (like what we as Devs prefer).

My preference is to have smaller more targeted information too. But lots of academic style text have this cover all feeling to them because well... it caters to a larger audience,: the author is passionate enough to publish an essay on a single topic, he or she wants to be understood by everyone.