Reputation: 50728
I've been reading about "skinny controllers, fat models", and I see a lot of these implementations are Ruby and other languages. I don't see many implementations in .NET, though I'm not sure if that is because I can't find some examples of people implementing it. So, is the concept of skinny controllers and fat models one that's popular with .NET?
Thanks.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 291
Reputation: 10522
Microsoft does not (as far as I know) enforce this pattern, but I personally use it in all my ASP.NET MVC projects to provide better separation of concerns.
I guess it's more a matter of personal taste.
Upvotes: 2