Whether MVC or MVP is good for AJAX based web application?

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This post is in relate with how to identify or Concluded on best design pattern to be followed for AJAX based web application or Web application which requires more performance.

We have Ajax based web application without MVC/MVP, but performance is a concern. Looking out for any guidance on this. Whether MVC or MVP can help to increase the performance?, Or MVP is good for WinForm or MVC good for WebForms?

Confused to conclude on what is the best practice, whether it is MVC or MVP for better performance.

Thanks,
Maxwell

Posted 19-Jul-12 2:41am

Maxwell Correya

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-19T03:03:00

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MVP is good for WinForm or MVC good for WebForms?
Yes.

Read the following articles to understand the use and differences:
Understanding Basics of UI Design Pattern MVC, MVP and MVVM[^]
Model View Controller, Model View Presenter, and Model View ViewModel Design Patterns[^]
MVVM vs MVP vs MVC: The differences explained[^]

Posted 19-Jul-12 3:03am

Sandeep Mewara

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Maxwell Correya 23-Jul-12 7:16am

Thanks for sharing these articles and are clearly states the difference.

Guess design pattern doesn't have any direct impact on application performance? But if not properly implemented, it does have impact on poor performance.

To summarize:
MVC can be clearly applied on ASP.Net/Webforms,
MVP for Winforms
MVVM for WPF

Sandeep Mewara 23-Jul-12 9:30am

Welcome.