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Hi, Has anyone implemented the design patterns from www.dofactory.com?? If so, what are your comments on these design paterns?? I am an established .NET developer with lots of development experience behind my name, but I want to take my development skilss and the way that I do things to a next level. I am working through their design patterns, and I want to use Microsoft's Membership provider. I have used this alot in the past by just coding everything. Is there no better way of using their loggin system with design patterns? If so, please can someone advise?? Regards ma se (South Africa)
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Hi, Has anyone implemented the design patterns from www.dofactory.com?? If so, what are your comments on these design paterns?? I am an established .NET developer with lots of development experience behind my name, but I want to take my development skilss and the way that I do things to a next level. I am working through their design patterns, and I want to use Microsoft's Membership provider. I have used this alot in the past by just coding everything. Is there no better way of using their loggin system with design patterns? If so, please can someone advise?? Regards ma se (South Africa)
Whenever I need a quick refresher on the intricacies of a pattern, I head to Dofactory. While I find their online examples are a bit contrived and a bit limited, their UML diagrams are spot on.
ma se wrote:
I am working through their design patterns, and I want to use Microsoft's Membership provider. I have used this alot in the past by just coding everything. Is there no better way of using their loggin system with design patterns?
The Membership Provider is based on a design pattern. It's called the Provider pattern.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Whenever I need a quick refresher on the intricacies of a pattern, I head to Dofactory. While I find their online examples are a bit contrived and a bit limited, their UML diagrams are spot on.
ma se wrote:
I am working through their design patterns, and I want to use Microsoft's Membership provider. I have used this alot in the past by just coding everything. Is there no better way of using their loggin system with design patterns?
The Membership Provider is based on a design pattern. It's called the Provider pattern.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
Thanks. Are you very familiar with patterns?? Do you know if there are any sample web apps, besides the Do Factory website, that shows exaples of how patterns are used? Would you recommend any good reading material with patterns and .NET 2.0? Cheers.
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Thanks. Are you very familiar with patterns?? Do you know if there are any sample web apps, besides the Do Factory website, that shows exaples of how patterns are used? Would you recommend any good reading material with patterns and .NET 2.0? Cheers.
ma se wrote:
Are you very familiar with patterns??
Well, I've been using them for several years now, so I guess the answer is yes.
ma se wrote:
Do you know if there are any sample web apps, besides the Do Factory website, that shows exaples of how patterns are used?
Try this, http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/practices/default.aspx[^]
ma se wrote:
Would you recommend any good reading material with patterns and .NET 2.0?
If you want to know patterns, you really should start with the GoF (Gang of Four) book. http://www.amazon.com/Design-Patterns-Object-Oriented-Addison-Wesley-Professional/dp/0201633612[^]. Once you know how they work, there are any number of sources (on-line and in book format) for using patterns along with .NET (primarily in C# it has to be said).
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.