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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2014 12:30:32 -0700

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Android is terrible at MVC. Android's API philosophy is template/inheritance over composition; which makes it bad for testing too. That being said, there are ways to get MVC out of android, but it is not intuitive.   Paul Nikonowicz Dec 13 '11 at 16:57
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I'm writing a Android Architecture series whichhow to implement MVC (and other patterns) in Android. - Thanks for taking the time to put this together. I'm a seasoned developer but a total android newbie. Your series helped me translate some of stuff I already knew from other frameworks and patterns to android. Thanks!   Buzzer Feb 11 '12 at 13:27This is what Google itself says about MVC in Android: No results found for +mvc
 WOW, that is a great tutorial, thanks! Your site was down for a while. I contacted customer support for you and they fixed it. Your welcome.  Have a good day. <3 your articles.haha awesome man! Thank you. I switched host last night so it was probably a DNS issue.  why do you say "You cannot instantiate an activity without talking to your layout/view"? Instantiating an activity does not require talking to views, in fact talking to views is by no means a part of the Activity instantiation. You CAN (but do not have to) call various Activity methods that interact with your views when and if you see fit. Second question: Assuming Activity is intended to take the "controller" role (I believe many Android devs see it that way) why not talk to your views from the Activity? For anyone who says that "Android is MVC" please try  (yes, client side js) for a week, and then come back and say that "Android is MVC". You'll finally understand the question and why we keep asking :)   Mark Peterson Fe
 b 13 at 17:12kept running into this question so I wrote an article explaining the difference between MVC, MVVM, and MVP. One difference that people miss is in MVC,the controller chooses the view(ex. web server). After the view is chosen, the view's state isn't connected to the controller. MVVM, the state of the view is continuously connected to the ViewModel(has some features similar to the controller). Think  There is actually more to it than I see my wording of that sentence is a little ambiguous. I actually mean unit-testing for all components is more easily supported, not specifically just improving testing of ViewModels (which as you point out don't actually do that much in MVCVM... which is what you want). The real benefit of controllers is that you are actually removing most of the requirements for testing from the ViewModel (where people keeps shoving controller logic) and putting it where it can be tested (mainly Controllers and Models). The reuse comment is specific to the
  VMs in that sentence. I have edi