Why can't anyone get Web architecture right?

For years and years top designers and experienced architects have been advising people to structure their systems using decoupling, abstraction, and design principles. Yet every new web framework that comes out seems to ignore these principles, and drives web developers to make the same messes as before!

When are we going to get out of this rut? When will we learn that "WEB" is not an architecture? When will we finally remember that an application is an application regardless of whether it is delivered on the web, or on a fat client, or on a text terminal? In this talk, "Uncle Bob" Martin asserts that the delivery mechanism is NOT the architecture.

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