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MVC (Model - View - Controller) is a design pattern used to achieve a clean separation of concerns. It is supported on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. In MVC, data presents the Model, the user interface represents the View and application logic represents the Controller. MVC design pattern decouples these three components. The working of MVC is amazingly simple yet complex. On a website, the requests are forwarded to a Controller. This Controller works with the Model to perform certain actions.

The Controller displays the Model on the View. The View displays the final output based on the Model. The MVC solution offers ease of use. It helps to scale the complexity of working components. In MVC, the Model does not depend on any other component, but the View and the Controller depend on the Model. Any change to the Model translates to a change in the View and/or the Controller. This makes independent testing of the Model feasible.

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The three major components of MVC are:

• Model - The Model encompasses all the data in an application. It looks after the business logic. It also implements the logic for maintaining a state of an application. Some applications use a View-Model type to display the data on the View. The Controller is responsible for sending data to the View-Model instances.
• View - The View presents data from the Model on the user interface. The Views use the Razor view engine to insert the .NET code in the HTML markup. The View should be amazingly simple and have minimum logic. If you feel the need to use many logics to display data on the View, it is advised to use a complex model such as View-Model, View template, and View Component.
• Controller - The Controller is the ringmaster of the MVC. It handles all the major tasks such as handling the user interaction, working with the Model, selecting a suitable View, etc. It is the responsibility of the Controller to handle the user input. It also is an entry point for any data in the MVC application.

Important features of MVC

• Routing - Routing is a URL mapping component of MVC. It is enormously powerful and enables developers to build applications that have searchable and comprehensible URLs. This feature lets the user define a Search Engine Optimized URL. Routing helps to increase the visibility of the user's application on the search engine.
• Model binding - Model binding is a conversion tool of MVC. It converts data such as form values, route data, query string parameters, and HTTP headers into objects. The Controller handles these objects. This feature saves the Controller time as it prevents every bit of data for every new operation.
• Model validation - Model validation is a decorative feature of MVC. It decorates the objects with data annotation validation attributes. These attributes are meant to make the application user-friendly to use for both the developers and the customers. The decorations assigned are validated before being uploaded to the server.
• Dependency injection - Some MVCs have a built-in dependency injection. The dependency injection (DI) follows the Explicit Dependencies Principle. This feature requires the Controller to ask for access to the required services through their constructors.
• Testability - The MVC uses dependency injection and user interfaces which makes unit testing extremely easy. Features such as TestHost and InMemory provider make the integration testing quicker.

Roles and responsibilities of an MVC developer

• To be able to design, develop and support applications
• To use optimal and efficient technologies, frameworks, and patterns
• To be skilled at problem-solving and solution design
• To write high quality code
• To deliver a high-quality application
• To integrate with front-end developers
• To ensure a required level of performance
• To write test-backed server-side codes
• To analyze requirements
• To design new functionality
• To support and fix existing functionality
• To select and use the most appropriate and efficient technologies
• To design and build application layers
• To be proficient in C#
• To have experience using .NET
• To know Entity Framework 6, EF Core, NHibernate and ADO.NET
• To have proficient knowledge in MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle, and other RDBMS
• To design database including indexes and data integrity
• To be able to use Autofac, Unity, Ninject and SimpleIoc
• To write tests with NUnit, XUnit and MSTest
• To implement enterprise application patterns
• To understand HTML, JS, and CSS
• To have familiarity with the client-side framework such as jQuery, Angular 1, Angular 2, React, etc
• To be familiar with Kendo U, DevExpress and Syncfusion
• To integrate web analytics tools
• To be familiar with Azure Web Apps and AWS Cloud

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Skuad can help you hire certified and experienced MVC Developers from all over the world based on your hiring requirements, be it freelance, full-time, or contract.

Salary structure for an MVC developer

The salary structure of an MVC developer is not standardly definite on the global level. Based on demand and your skills, the salary package varies. Your location of work is also a huge contributing factor. The following numbers will make the picture clear enough for you.

In India, an MVC developer is paid US $4,765.62 (₹ 355,127) on average annually. The typical salary range for MVC developers in India is US $2,576.54 (₹ 192,000) to US $14,170.98 (₹ 1,056,000). This range is based on the experience you have in the field.

In the United States, a beginner level position for an MVC developer pays US $62,000, which can reach up to US $140,000 with the increase in years of your experience in the field.

Whereas in Poland, the average annual salary structure is between US $22,199.83 (PLN 84,386) to US $38,564.40 (PLN 146,591) US $with an average annual salary of 31,165.42 (PLN 118,466).

The United Kingdom is generous enough to offer its MVC developers an annual bonus of US $543.22 (£ 393) to US $2,764.50 (£ 2,000) in addition to their regular salary range of US $29,027.25 (£ 21,000) to US $55,290.00 (£ 40,000).

Considering everything, a MVC developer in the United States earns on average US $42,339.70 (£ 30,631) per year.

Freelancing and Contractual basis work

Freelancers and contractual workers get paid based on individual projects. The deciding parameters are usually the amount, time spent, skills required, resources needed, etc. As per a study, a freelance MVC developer charges around US $15.00 (PLN 57) an hour in Poland. Freelancing opportunities and contractual works are available on a global scale. The best thing about freelancing is that you can work from any place in the world. You do not need to be on-site unless required otherwise. Freelancing is the latest trend. Research shows that in the past decade, the number of freelancers on the global scale has almost doubled.

Companies nowadays prefer to outsource projects instead of a full-time hire. For start-ups and small businesses, offering freelancing and contractual work is the best strategy due to the shortage of funds. With freelancing and contractual work, you get to decide how much you want to work. Several platforms on the internet make freelance opportunities available at your fingertips. All you must do is showcase your skills and bag the project.

MVC Certification

To obtain MVC certification, you need to enroll for an MVC certification course. Any MVC certification course has training modules, assignments, mini projects and projects and a certification examination. After successful completion of all these components, you become a certified MVC developer. Several institutes offer MVC development certification courses online as well as offline.

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