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Many current Web technologies lend themselves to bad practices, including cut-and-paste reuse, ad-hoc scripts, direct-to-database code, and fragmented business logic. Arguing that good design practices are increasingly important in Web development, the authors described a framework for layered architectures based on the Smalltalk GUI development pattern of Model-View-Controller. This framework lets developers focus on writing application code instead of dealing with servlets, requests, or session variables.