Improving the model view controller paradigm in the web Online publication date: Sat, 16-Aug-2014
by Santiago Robles; Juan Lautaro Fernández; Andrés Fortier; Gustavo Rossi; Silvia Gordillo
International Journal of Web Engineering and Technology (IJWET), Vol. 7, No. 1, 2012
Abstract: Nowadays, web applications have changed from static, information-based web pages to dynamic, service-oriented software. As they evolved, these web applications started to show features that used to appear only in desktops applications. We have reached a point in connection speed and browser maturity where there is only one thing preventing the next big step: the ability of web servers to send information to the client without a previous request. In this paper, we present Meteoroid, a framework that allows a system running in the server to send information to web browsers without a client request. On top of this functionality we have built a full model-view-controller protocol, allowing us to create web applications that completely mimic desktop ones.
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