patterns and practices
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Hi, When to use patterns and practices? I think it's used for architecture like 3 tier... How to start using it? I read on Microsoft that it's recommended arch. for .net projects but how to start using it?
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Hi, When to use patterns and practices? I think it's used for architecture like 3 tier... How to start using it? I read on Microsoft that it's recommended arch. for .net projects but how to start using it?
A pattern is merely a recognition that certain types of problems have been dealt with in a certain fashion before and that this was a successful way of dealing with it. If you like, you can think of patterns as bricks which can be used to build an application. Whenever you build an application, you should start off by thinking about the problem you're trying to solve. When you start to break it down, you'll be able to identify what patterns are appropriate.
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Hi, When to use patterns and practices? I think it's used for architecture like 3 tier... How to start using it? I read on Microsoft that it's recommended arch. for .net projects but how to start using it?
Here's a link to Getting Started with Microsoft Patterns & Practices[^].
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems." -deKorvin on uncertainty
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Hi, When to use patterns and practices? I think it's used for architecture like 3 tier... How to start using it? I read on Microsoft that it's recommended arch. for .net projects but how to start using it?
Patterns are great for solving common problems. The only problem is a lot of the examples accompanying design pattern publications don't appear to be common problems in my eyes. I am writing some articles about design patterns at the mo. and I'm going to provide practical examples. My first article is about the Implementing The State Software Design Pattern[^]. I will be writing many more!! When I have a few Design Pattern articles in my blog I will create a new 'Design Patterns' header for them so they are easier to find. Hope my blog will assist you. Ps. Also, do a google for Extract Method, Extract Parameter. These are a couple of basic patterns that can be applied to code straight away.
Mark Graham (MCP) // The Doodler blogging about C#, Asp.Net, and Design Patterns at: csCoffee[^] and contributing at dotNet Notepad[^]