Difference between Software Architectural pattern
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The document discusses the differences between three software architectural patterns: MVC, MVP, and MVVM. It explains how each pattern manages the interaction between the view and the model, detailing their communication methods and appropriate use cases. MVC emphasizes callback mechanisms, MVP utilizes direct function calls, and MVVM focuses on data binding.
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Difference between Software Architectural pattern
- 1. Difference between software architectural pattern • MVC • MVP • MVVM By: Anuj J Pandey
- 2. Via Callback or Register Handler • View send input direct to the Controller via callback or handler. • View doesn’t have any knowledge of the Controller, it’s receive update direct from the Model. • Use where the connection between View and rest of the program is not always available. MVC
- 3. Called using function on instance of presenter • View communicate with Presenter by direct calling function on an instance of the presenter. • The Presenter communicate with the View by talking to an interface implemented by the View. • Used where binding via data context is not possible. MVP Using interface
- 4. • Input is direct to the View and View binds direct to the View Model. • Changes in View are automatically reflected to View Model and change vice versa. • Used where binding via a data context is possible MVVM