Classical Architectures in Frontend
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Overview of classical client-side architectures — MVC, MVP, and MVVM — and how they relate to modern frontend technologies like React, Angular (AngularJS), web components, HTML5/CSS3 and APIs. Explains differences between the three patterns, why AngularJS uses MVVM rather than MVC despite its use of “controllers,” and why frontend developers should understand these architectures.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Architecture problems
- 3:56Separation of responsibilities
- 6:44MVC architecture
- 12:05MVP architecture
- 14:39MVVM architecture
- 19:59Architecture comparison
- 22:10Selection recommendations
- 23:37Q&A
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