For what it's worth, I think the maxim "different kinds of code should be on different places" is deeply wrong and perhaps the biggest current impediment to code quality in the web world.
The alternative view is "things that are tightly coupled should live together" which I think is generally a better maxim.
In theory views can be loosely coupled, but in practice they seem to be almost always coupled 1:1 with whatever layer is above them, controllers or view models or whatever.
The alternative view is "things that are tightly coupled should live together" which I think is generally a better maxim.
In theory views can be loosely coupled, but in practice they seem to be almost always coupled 1:1 with whatever layer is above them, controllers or view models or whatever.