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I typically use a MVC design so that I can design the view, link all of the triggers to the controller, and work on the controller/model without ever having to touch the view again. Is there a way to simulate this in web design?

Use event attributes to simulate this:

<div class="view" onclick="controller('click')" onblur="controller('blur')" onload="controller('load')" onunload="controller('unload')" onerror="controller('error')">
</div>

Is there a way just to reduce the coupling feeling?

Use different languages for each level, such as:

• XML for the Model, XSLT for the View, CSS for the Controller
• JSON for the Model, JSON.parse for the View, AJAX for the Controller
• CSV for the Model, FTP for the View, Socket for the Controller
• Logfile for the Model, SVG for the View, Perl for the Controller
• SQLite for the Model, CSV for the View, Spreadsheet for the Controller
• hTurtle for the Model, GRDDL for the View, jQuery for the Controller
• Gateway for the Model, PubSub for the View, Proxy for the Controller
• Metadata for the Model, Metaobjects for the View, Metacharacters for the Controller
• Dictionary for the Model, Hashed Array Tree for the View, Dispatch Table for the Controller
• Cache for the Model, Template for the View, Filters for the Controller
• URLs for the Model, URITemplates for the View, URITemplate Parser for the Controller
• Recordset for the Model, Heredoc for the View, Higher Order Functions for the Controller
• indexedDB for the Model, HTML for the View, JSON.stringify for the Controller
• HTML for the Model, CSS for the View, CSSOM for the Controller
• data:URIs for the Model, HTML for the View, CSS for the Controller
• XML for the Model, SVG for the View, SMIL Animation for the Controller
• URLs for the Model, Request Body for the View, Request Headers for the Controller

<record
    xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"
    xmlns:dcterms="http://purl.org/dc/terms/"
    xmlns:ex="http://example.org/terms/">

    <!-- MARC21: 245 10$a -->
    <dc:title>One Time: The Story of a South Central Los Angeles Police Officer</dc:title>

    <!-- MARC21: 100 1$a -->
    <dc:creator>Bentley, Brian S.</dc:creator>

    <!-- MARC21: 260 $b -->
    <dc:publisher>Cool Jack Publishing</dc:publisher>

    <!-- MARC21: 260 $c -->
    <dc:date>1997</dc:date>

    <!-- MARC21: 260 $a -->
    <dc:coverage>United States</dc:coverage>

    <!-- MARC21: 300 -->
    <dc:format>234 pages ; 23 cm</dc:format>

    <!-- MARC21: 520 -->
    <dc:description>A firsthand account of policing in South Central Los Angeles, detailing the author's transformation and experiences on the job.</dc:description>

    <!-- MARC21: 650 $a -->
    <dc:subject>Police — California — Los Angeles — Biography</dc:subject>

    <!-- MARC21: 650 $a -->
    <dc:subject>African American police — Biography</dc:subject>

    <!-- MARC21: 650 $a -->
    <dc:subject>Law enforcement — Social aspects</dc:subject>

    <!-- MARC21: 020 $a -->
    <dc:identifier>ISBN 1890632007</dc:identifier>

    <!-- MARC21: 910 (rights note) -->
    <dc:rights>All rights reserved.</dc:rights>

    <!-- CUSTOM FIELD (no MARC21 equivalent) -->
    <!-- ex:rarity = rarity score 0–100 -->
    <ex:rarity>18</ex:rarity>

</record>

• Reusable XSL Stylesheets and Templates - Tony Marston
• The hTurtle Microformat
• CSS 2.1:Precedence of non-CSS presentational hints
• XHTML Flavors comparisons
• oneBox
• SMIL: Challenges
• Microsoft Application Architecture Guide, Chapter 8: Data Layer Guidelines
• RIA Services - Enterprise Patterns with WCF RIA Services
• Hashed Array Tree Diagram
• HTTP: The Request
• URL Session Programming Guide: About the URL Loading System
• C#, Web API: HTTP GET with a Request Body
• JMESPath: A query language for JSON
• Encoding Dublin Core Metadata in HTML
• DBI recipes
• Ots Labs: Ots Media Query Language (OMQL) Documentation
• js.html - Haxe API
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/804751/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16435711/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19618767/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18273772/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7326405/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14902466/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14995037/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15108544/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6209157/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12288820/1113772
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12710122/1113772

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