1.
Nitesh Kumar
– Department Of Computer Science, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi, India.
2.
Syed Imtiyaz Hassan
– Department Of Computer Science, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi, India.
Abstract
Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern has already been
accepted and employed in many successful traditional web
applications in recent years. With the growth of social
networking web sites and emergence of thick client web
application, the issues of usability and response time is
more needed than ever. The traditional definition of MVC
now misfits itself in such kind of web applications. With the
availability of comprehensive Java Script libraries that
provides an opportunity to develop thick client web
application also forces the developer to look deeper into the
new challenges. One among the list may be the
standardization of client side MVC and its integration with
server side MVC. The present work is an attempt to address
the said issue and try to standardize the thick client MVC
that can be fit into thick client Web 2.0 application. After
proposing a model for thick MVC, authors have
implemented the model with varied technologies and then
tested for response time; that has been improved
significantly.
Keywords Web 2.0 application, Thick-client MVC, Traditional MVC, Web application implementation
