When should I use MVC or MVP?

Can you explain the difference between MVC and MVP?

Sure! MVC stands for Model-View-Controller, while MVP stands for Model-View-Presenter. In MVC, the controller handles user input and updates the model, which then updates the view. In MVP, the presenter acts as an intermediary between the view and the model, handling all the presentation logic.

When should I choose MVC over MVP?

You might choose MVC when you need a more straightforward approach to handling user input and when the view can directly communicate with the model. It's often used in web applications.

And when is MVP a better choice?

MVP is better when you need more testable and maintainable code, especially in applications with complex user interactions. It allows for easier unit testing of the presentation logic.

Can you give me examples of frameworks that use MVC and MVP?

Certainly! Popular MVC frameworks include Ruby on Rails and ASP.NET MVC. For MVP, you might look at frameworks like GWT (Google Web Toolkit) or Android development.