Thunderdome MVC- Why one-model-in in MVC?
问题 When Jeremy & Chad posted about their FubuMvc project, one of the differentiators they mentioned was their "Thunderdome Principal": The “Thunderdome Principle” – All Controller methods take in one ViewModel object (or zero objects in some cases) and return a single ViewModel object (one object enters, one object leaves). The Controller classes will NEVER be directly exposed to anything related to HttpContext. Nothing makes me cry like seeing people trying to write tests that mock or stub that