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RIA Architecture Pocket Guide

Released:	Nov 24 2008
Updated:	Jan 3 2009 by rboucher
Dev status:	Stable
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RIA Architecture Pocket Guide.pdf

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The RIA Architecture Pocket Guide provides an overview and prescriptive guidance for designing RIA applications on the .NET platform.

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	Mobile Architecture Pocket Guide Jan 12 2009, Stable
	Application Architecture v2.0 Visio Diagrams Dec 31 2008, Stable
	Web Architecture Pocket Guide Nov 24 2008, Stable
	Service Architecture Pocket Guide Nov 24 2008, Stable
	Rich Client Architecture Pocket Guide Nov 24 2008, Stable
	RIA Architecture Pocket Guide Nov 24 2008, Stable
	App Arch Guide 2.0 Overview.pptx Nov 1 2008, Stable
	App Arch Guide 2.0 Overview Slides PDF Sep 25 2008, Stable
	App Arch Guide v1. Figure Jul 11 2008, Stable

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Agree, a must-read
by HaavardMeling on Apr 5 at 11:49 AM

I expected that this will be just obvious stuff laid out in a good manner, but it surprised me quite a lot. The guide has everything I can think of and is not restricted to the current state of technology but offers a wider view on RIAs. It is a must-read!
by kowd on Dec 1 2008 at 4:31 PM

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