How does the MVC pattern differ from the MVVM pattern?
- MVC focuses on separating the application into 3 components - model, view and controller, while MVVM separates the application into 3 components - model, view, and view model.
- MVC is a client-side pattern while MVVM is a server-side pattern.
- MVC is a pattern for creating user interfaces while MVVM is a pattern for creating web services.
- MVVM is a variation of MVC that uses data binding to automatically synchronize the view and view model.
The MVC and MVVM patterns are both used to separate an application into different components to improve maintainability, but they differ in the way they do so. In MVC, the application is separated into 3 components: model, view, and controller. In MVVM, the application is separated into 3 components: model, view, and view model. The view model in MVVM serves as a mediator between the model and the view, using data binding to keep the two in sync.
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