Thanks for the comment everyone. I just want to tell everyone that I don't push MVC as being superior to MVP. MVC has it's advantage where MVP has it's own. What I like about the use of MVC in a stateless environment is that the pattern fits perfectly to those kind of environment. Controller receive a request for a specific action and decide on an action based on the result.
@KevinPang: As for including a javascript framework already inside a project, it's more easier for someone to just "start coding" rather than "download a framework, copy it inside the right directory, add a reference inside the master page, start coding". The least amount of steps and the more people is going to use it. There is a lot of people that would just write their own javascript implementation because at first it was just "a small piece of code". When the javascript requirements grows... it become a beast that needs to be translated in an appropriate javascript framework. Having a framework on-hand allows less mistakes like this.
@Bart: Yes! Simpler life cycle is definitely something we should all like! I forgot it in my post but it's more easier to understand that what you send to the browser is what they get instead of flipping switch on the server side until the view gets rendered properly. Let the view handle itself and let the controller give the data.
@KevinPang: As for including a javascript framework already inside a project, it's more easier for someone to just "start coding" rather than "download a framework, copy it inside the right directory, add a reference inside the master page, start coding". The least amount of steps and the more people is going to use it. There is a lot of people that would just write their own javascript implementation because at first it was just "a small piece of code". When the javascript requirements grows... it become a beast that needs to be translated in an appropriate javascript framework. Having a framework on-hand allows less mistakes like this.
@Bart: Yes! Simpler life cycle is definitely something we should all like! I forgot it in my post but it's more easier to understand that what you send to the browser is what they get instead of flipping switch on the server side until the view gets rendered properly. Let the view handle itself and let the controller give the data.