Is Model-View-Controller Poor Object-Oriented Design?

On the contrary, healthy MVC use should encourage skinny controllers and fat models, so that the models (the objects) is where the action happens (which itself encourages encapsulation and other good OOP principles), and the controllers are merely there to point certain requests in the right direction to the objects.

Nothing in MVC says that Model should be stupid (anemic model). I think it is completely appropriate to have rich Model classes, which eliminate the need of 'managers'.

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