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    Hello everyone, I've been looking into enterprise development / multi tier devlopment / ... books recenctly, because I want do develop a maintainable, scaleable and professional application (data based). But the problem is that most of these don't include a whole project example. The thing is I work in a small company so there aren't any 'big' projects to view as example. Before I start I would want to see some good examples of multi tier development, but also know how to handle source control, best practices for data layer, documentation, ... Do any of you know interesting articles or have example projects lying around where I can look at? Or maybe good books with full project examples? Kind regards

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      Hello everyone, I've been looking into enterprise development / multi tier devlopment / ... books recenctly, because I want do develop a maintainable, scaleable and professional application (data based). But the problem is that most of these don't include a whole project example. The thing is I work in a small company so there aren't any 'big' projects to view as example. Before I start I would want to see some good examples of multi tier development, but also know how to handle source control, best practices for data layer, documentation, ... Do any of you know interesting articles or have example projects lying around where I can look at? Or maybe good books with full project examples? Kind regards

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      Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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      Sadly the books are poor guidelines and this is a massive topic that most sources seem to glaze over the important parts or down-right neglect them. The only free advice I can give that will fit within a post is: 1) Keep it simple 2) Keep it compartmentalized 3) Don't use session (or caching) 4) Load the least amount of data possible 5) Optimize last

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        Hello everyone, I've been looking into enterprise development / multi tier devlopment / ... books recenctly, because I want do develop a maintainable, scaleable and professional application (data based). But the problem is that most of these don't include a whole project example. The thing is I work in a small company so there aren't any 'big' projects to view as example. Before I start I would want to see some good examples of multi tier development, but also know how to handle source control, best practices for data layer, documentation, ... Do any of you know interesting articles or have example projects lying around where I can look at? Or maybe good books with full project examples? Kind regards

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        Meer Osman Ali
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        The word "big" is generally relative. I believe there are several projects in codeproject which certify enough to be called maintainable, scalable etc. Never trust examples in books because they are generally meant for beginners. Instead why don't you go thru cp articles?

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