MVU

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MVU (Model-View-Update) is an architectural pattern for building user interfaces that emphasizes a unidirectional data flow, immutable state, and a clear separation between state, view rendering, and update logic.

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instanceOf architectural pattern ⓘ
user interface architecture pattern ⓘ
appliedIn desktop applications ⓘ
game user interfaces ⓘ
mobile applications ⓘ
web applications ⓘ
benefit easier reasoning about UI state ⓘ
improved maintainability of UI codebases ⓘ
reduced side effects in UI code ⓘ
simplified debugging ⓘ
contrastsWith Model-View-Controller ⓘ
Model-View-ViewModel ⓘ
linked to: MVVM

two-way data binding architectures ⓘ
defines single source of truth for application state ⓘ
emphasizes clear separation of concerns ⓘ
immutable state ⓘ
unidirectional data flow ⓘ
enforces unidirectional data flow from model to view ⓘ
unidirectional data flow from update to model ⓘ
unidirectional data flow from view to update via messages ⓘ
fullName Model-View-Update ⓘ
hasComponent Model ⓘ
Update ⓘ
View ⓘ
influenced Redux ⓘ
other unidirectional data flow architectures ⓘ
inspiredBy The Elm Architecture ⓘ
linked to: Flux architecture
messageFlow messages are processed by update function ⓘ
update function returns new model ⓘ
user input produces messages ⓘ
view is re-rendered from new model ⓘ
originatedIn Elm architecture community ⓘ
patternFocus deterministic rendering from state ⓘ
message-based updates ⓘ
state as immutable data structure ⓘ
separates domain logic from UI representation ⓘ
state management from view rendering ⓘ
update logic from view rendering ⓘ
supports functional programming style ⓘ
predictable state transitions ⓘ
testability of UI logic ⓘ
time-travel debugging ⓘ
usedBy Avalonia.FuncUI ⓘ
Bolero (F# for Blazor) ⓘ
Comet for .NET ⓘ
Elm ⓘ
Fable Elmish ⓘ
uses pure functions for state updates ⓘ
pure functions for view rendering ⓘ

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