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What is the use of MVC Architecture in ASP.NET

11 Jun 4785

What is the use of MVC Architecture in ASP.NET

What is the Use of MVC Architecture in ASP.NET?

MVC stands for Model View Controller. It is a software design pattern for developing web applications. It has three parts of the model which maintain data, view which display data to user and controller which control the interaction between model and view. This separation of application logic from user interface makes the MVC so popular.

 

What is the Use of MVC Architecture in ASP.NET?

 

 

Use of MVC architecture in ASP.NET

 

The MVC framework for ASP.NET provides the alternative in creating web applications to the ASP.NET Web Forms. It offers a great testable presentation of the framework which works together with the features of ASP.NET.

The MVC framework consists of three components. They are:

  • Model- The part of the application that implements the logic for data domain is called the models. It is at the lowest level and is entirely responsible for maintaining the data. Model objects extract and store the information in the database. It is a conceptual separation in many small applications.
  • View- The components that display all or some of the data to the user are called views. The user interface (UI) of the application created from model data can be viewed.
  • Controller- Controller controls the interaction between the model and view. These components handle user interaction and then work with the model to finally choose the view to show the UI. User input an interaction both are handled by the controller.

 

Advantages of MVC

  • Developers who want full control over the actions of the application must use MVC for the ASP.NET framework. The reason behind it is that the MVC framework does not use server-based forms.
  • The complexity of the managing the application can be reduced with MVC. The division of the application into model, view, and controller is the reason.
  • The test-driven development or TDD can get much support with MVC.
  • The big web applications involving huge teams of web developers can work better with the MVC.
  • With the Front Controller pattern, MVC allows the rich routing infrastructure for the application.