You can use the architecture for a wide range of applications that have some user interface (GUI, Web, etc). You can create viewers in many different programming languages and use interoperation capabilities to connect to the rest of the code.

Hey Corbin, great hearing from you. There are many great examples of MVC use both for GUI and more recently for Web rich(er) client applications applications. In the Java world, Struts and JSF are two examples.

I’m here, have not been travelling much in the past couple of weeks. Had my Gall Bladder removed recently and have been recovering. Otherwise, we’ve been releasing a lot of products and making sure that we get as much information out to developers as possible.

We haven’t heard from you much. You’re probably very busy, but reading your new blog entry left me wondering what you’ve been up to of late.

For example I am developing software in Delphi as well as VB. I develop database oriented software as well as Image processing software. Now I can use a MVC only if the nature of each software that I have to develop is similar (for example a billing or accounting software) but if the UI requirements of the party is very weired then we cannot use this approach!