I'm a bit confused by the way the article describes MVC as going from "server-side" to "front-end" :)
When I was growing up coding native UI apps, MVC was all about front-end. UI toolkits were traditionally MVC or M(V+C) going all the way back to SmallTalk, and "server-side" typically meant apps without "V" or a "V" that was so small and hardcoded in without separation...
When I was growing up coding native UI apps, MVC was all about front-end. UI toolkits were traditionally MVC or M(V+C) going all the way back to SmallTalk, and "server-side" typically meant apps without "V" or a "V" that was so small and hardcoded in without separation...