MVC stands for "model-view-controllers"

# Model

• connects the app to a database
• represents knowledge or data structure
• could be a single object or a collection of objects
• the model corresponds to the database
• the classes that store and manipulate data
• an abstraction layer over a database

# Views

• represents the visual aspect of its model
• presentation filter: highlights certain model attributes and supresses others
• asks the model for data to be rendered or sends updates to the model data
• the user interface that renders the model for users

# Controllers

• Connects the view and model
• Handles business logic (the rules that determine how data is created, read, updated, and deleted)
• Interacts with the model
• Receive events from the outside world (usually through views)
• Directs users to requested views and handles input from users to be directed to models
• decides what user input is, what models need to change as a result of user input, and what views should be rendered
• Consists of routes and their handlers

# References

https://blog.codinghorror.com/understanding-model-view-controller/ https://github.com/ciscoheat/mithril-hx/wiki/Rediscovering-MVC