Model View Presenter
The Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern is very similar to MVC. It is a fairly well known pattern in the Microsoft world and is generally used to structure WPF and Silverlight applications. It can be used in pure JavaScript as well. The key difference comes down to how the different parts of the system interact and where their responsibility ends.
The first difference is that, with the presenter, there is a one to one mapping between presenter and view. This means that the logic that existed in the controller in the MVC pattern, which selected the correct view to render, doesn't exist. Or rather it exists at a higher level outside the concern of the pattern. The selection of the correct presenter may be handled by a routing ...
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