In the last days I read about SOLID principles and clean code, and one question comes to my head. Controllers violate the Single Responsibility Principle, no?
I read of this in <a href="http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/237827/mvc-does-the-controller-break-the-single-responsibility-principle">stackexchange</a> and see that Controllers violate this principle but can&#39;t do in another way.
Do you think it&#39;s possible to do in other way or in this case is impossible?

In the last days I read about SOLID principles and clean code, and one question comes to my head. Controllers violate the Single Responsibility Principle, no?

I read of this in [stackexchange](http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/237827/mvc-does-the-controller-break-the-single-responsibility-principle) and see that Controllers violate this principle but can't do in another way.

Do you think it's possible to do in other way or in this case is impossible?

Do Controllers violate Single Responsibility Principle?

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