should develop wordpress plugin with MVC pattern [closed] - wordpress

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I am senior PHP developer but I am beginner of wordpress. I am going to write a plugin for wordpress, I want it is easy to other wordpress developer in the world can customize it, that is most important point. So should I do the plugin with MVC pattern?
Thanks in advance!

It is not compulsory to write wordpress plugins in MVC , the best way to write wordpress plugin is in OOPS ( Function Base).
Normally, plugin developer prefers oops structure .
I will suggest you to quickly go through this plugin development guide development guide will help you in deep and you have much experience in php so it is easy for you to understand it very quickly.
I wish this may help you, thanks.

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