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What are design patterns that would be useful for a web framework besides MVC, the Rails-induced frenzy? Not saying it’s a bad thing, but it is now practically ubiquitous in web frameworks.
Ideally the pattern should make easier:
What patterns fit the bill? Are there example of frameworks out that follow it?
MVC is not a Rails-induced frenzy. It goes back to Smalltalk. You can check out the history in the GoF book as well, which pre-dates Rails.
I don’t know about patterns beyond the GoF book, but I’d say that general ideas of layering (e.g., separate web, service, and persistence tiers) and decomposition apply regardless.