Design Patterns in .NET

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Design Patterns for ASP.NET Developers, Part 2: Custom Controller Patterns

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ASP.NET automatically implements the Model-View-Presenter (MVP) pattern when a developer uses the built-in Code-Behind approach. However other patterns, usually referred to as Controller Patterns, are also suitable for use in ASP.NET. These patterns extend the capability for displaying a single view by allowing applications to choose which view to display at runtime depending (usually) on user interaction. Please read the complete article in the below mentioned link-------

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Design Patterns for ASP.NET Developers, Part 3: Advanced Patterns

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This paper explores the built-in support for standard design patterns in ASP.NET, and ways in which one can implement common patterns in one's own applications. The paper discusses more advanced design patterns typically seen in Windows Forms and other desktop applications, but less often suited for implementation within web applications. However, the overall aims of these patterns - particularly the Command and Event patterns - are laudable, and it is possible to provide a useful modified implementation for ASP.NET applications. Please read the complete article in the below mentioned link------

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ASP.NET Hacks

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** Taken From http://wiki.lessthandot.com/index.php/ASP.NET_Hacks This is a collection of ASP.NET hacks (i.e. tips and tricks) and includes some useful to know things about ASP.NET development. We will split them up into the following categories: Applications * ASP.NET: Environment Details * ASP.NET: Encrypt your applications settings * ASP.NET: Launch an external application * ASP.NET: Display Version Information Caching * ASP.NET: Clear all Cached objects * ASP.NET: Data Caching Controls * ASP.NET: Access Master Page controls from the Content Page * ASP.NET: Maintain an entered password in a TextBox * ASP.NET: Apply a Please Wait message to a Button * ASP.NET: Clear all TextBox values *...

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.Net design patterns

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while starting a new web application project using .net , which design pattern and architecture will be the best?

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	Ankur \| Commented \| 1 year ago
	Design Pattern- Patterns are nothing but a set of already established rule that are aleady validated and varified. Tiers and patterns are basically two diffrent things. Tiers- Tiers are basically physically saperated layers.eg MVC- If all the...

	Pankaj V. Tambe \| Commented \| 1 year ago
	Before starting a new web application, deciding which design pattern and architecture is totally depends on on the web application and the team size. If we are creating a big web application that means we need take care of a scalability, I am fan...

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