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Can you explain what you mean by an "MVC"? Just list a few examples.

Myself, I would say that Mason is one way of implementing the model-view separation.

(My suspicion is that you're talking about web development frameworks based on object-relational mappers like Class::DBI, in which case, I disagree strongly with your claim that they're the right way to develop "large" projects. They may be quick, they may be fun, but scale, they do not.)

In reply to Re^2: Mason & DBI driving me nuts by doom
in thread Mason & DBI driving me nuts by jfroebe

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