Performance Improvement of Model View Controller based Applications through Linda’s-Key

Abstract

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern is widely used in software engineering for developing user interfaces. While MVC offers many benefits, handling data in a way that is efficient and effective can be a challenge. One approach to optimising the performance of MVC applications is converting lists to dictionaries. This paper discusses the benefits and drawbacks of this approach and presents the findings of recent research on this topic. The main advantage of converting lists to dictionaries is that it can improve the performance of MVC applications by offering faster access times and making code easier to read and maintain. However, there are drawbacks to this approach, such as increased memory usage and slower performance for certain operations. Several studies have been conducted on the performance of MVC applications when using lists versus dictionaries, with varying results. This paper overviews this research and highlights the implications for MVC development.