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patterns & practices: App Arch Guide project Welcome to patterns & practices App Arch Guide! The App Arch guide provides design-level guidance for the architecture and design of applications built on the .NET Framework. It focuses on the most common types of applications, partitioning application functionality into layers, components, and services, and walks through their key design characteristics.This guide is a collaborative effort between patterns & practices, product teams, and industry experts.. - J.D. Meier , Alex Homer, Jason Taylor , Prashant Bansode , Lonnie Wall, Rob Boucher, Akshay Bogawat. What's New 10/08/08 - Added Cheat Sheet: PAG Catalog at a Glance; Cheat Sheet: Enterprise Library; Cheat Sheet: PAG Pattern Catalog 10/01/08 - Added How Tos 09/25/08 - Added App Arch Guide 2.0 Overview Slides. 09/24/08 - Added Cheat Sheet: Architecture Frame. View More >> Getting Started Subscribe to J.D. Meier's blog to see project news. J.D. Meier's RSS feed: http://blogs.msdn.com/jmeier/rss.xml Browse the Knowledge Base (KB). The KB is a collection of nuggets such as guidelines, checklists, patterns ... etc. Watch the videos (see the Videos below) Give feedback by participating in the discussions and adding comments on the Wiki pages. Overview Abstract App Arch Guide 2.0 Overview Slides Key Features App Arch Meta Frame This is our conceptual framework for organizing the guidance: Knowledge Base The knowledge base (KB) is a collection of guidance modules. Each guidance modules is a specific type (such as a cheat sheet, guideline, or how to.) You can use the modules standalone or together. Simply browse the KB and find the modules that are relevant for your scenario. The modules are also used to build the actual guides. Using modules for guidance lets us test and vette the guidance before baking it into guides and it lets us release the guidance incrementally, while we work on the actual guide. Browse the KB: Application Types Cheat Sheets Guidelines How Tos Videos Video Index Video: Explained - What is the MVC Pattern? (length: 6:25, size: 3.7 MB) Video: How To - Use the MVC Pattern in ASP.NET (length: 5:34, size: 3.8 MB) Video: Explained - What is the MVP Pattern? (length: 6:24, size: 3.7 MB) Video: How To - Use the MVP Pattern in ASP.NET (length: 5:20, size: 3.9 MB) Team Pages These are pages our team uses during the project: Module List Pop Quizzes Schedule Scenario Frames Weekly Outcomes Team Core Dev Team: J.D. Meier , Alex Homer, Jason Taylor, Prashant Bansode, Lonnie Wall, Rob Boucher, Akshay Bogawat Test team: Rohit Sharma, Chaitanya Bijwe Edit team: Dennis Rea. Contributors and Reviewers Feedback Post comments on the Discussions page. Community Guidance Share Layered Architecture Sample for .NET
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Comments Also available: 1 review for current release. subramn wrote Sep 2 at 10:36 PM This is excellant initiative in Patterns and Practices Team. whether community can participate in this activity ? mycodeplexuser wrote Sep 7 at 8:55 PM Hey Subramn -- the best ways to participate are either directly in the Wiki pages here, on the forums, or comments on J.D. Meier's blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/jmeier. Leandro_Sardi wrote Tue at 6:30 PM You have a very interesting project. We want to change expirience with you. http://www.codeplex.com/workflowmagic. Sign in to add a comment

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