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Rocky Lhotka's CSLA Framework
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CSLA version 2: What is in it for me?
CSLA version 2. This article illustrates the benefits which are to be obtained from the use of Rocky Lhotka's CSLA Framework. A small application, and it's C# source code, are examined to demonstrate these benefits.
The CSLA Framework is a free download with source (C# or VB.Net). It provides a rich framework for developers of OO Business Objects, which can be optionally deployed in a distributed-application enviornment.
Demo source also available at the download section of this site.
Rocky's framework, and books, have a lot to offer if you are interested in .NET, OO, with or without n-tier deployment.
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CSLA version 1: what is in it for me?
This article covers version 1.51 of CSLA
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More articles planned shortly. You can register interest via the "feedback" facility if you want to be notified when further articles are uploaded. Any corrections or suggestions gratefully received.
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Design Patterns
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The GOF Design Patterns assist us to design systems that are flexible and ready for future change of requirements.
GOF Creational Design Patterns with C#
The Creational patterns are the Factory, Abstract factory, Builder, Prototype, and the Singleton.
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GOF Structural Design Patterns with C#
The Structural patterns are the Adapter, Bridge, Composite, Decorator, Facade, Flyweight, Proxy.
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GOF Behavioural Design Patterns with C#
The Behavioural patterns are the Chain of Responsibility, Command, Interpreter, Iterator, Mediator, Observer, Momento, State, Strategy, Template, and Visitor patterns.
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See the Downloads section for the C# source, and executable version, of the demonstration programs used in these articles. There are VS2005 & also VS2003 versions available. |
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