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- J.D. Meier, Alex Homer, David Hill, Jason Taylor, Prashant Bansode, Lonnie Wall, Rob Boucher Jr, Akshay Bogawat.

The "How To" videos step through performing key tasks related to Application Architecture. The "Explained" videos provide a short presentation that describe different aspects of Application Architecture. Each video is a few minutes long.

Introduction

Video: Train the Trainer - Application Architecture Guide 2.0 (length: 15:19, size: 8.11 MB)
Video: Introduction to Application Architecture Guide 2.0 (length: 4:01, size: 2.62 MB)

Guide Walkthrough

Video: Introduction to Application Architecture Guide 2.0 (length: 4:01, size: 2.62 MB)
Video: Architecture Meta Frame (length: 3:22, size: 1.70 MB)
Video: Architecture Styles (length: 1:41, size: 1.01 MB)
Video: Canonical Reference Application (length: 6:06, size: 2.96 MB)
Video: Quality Attributes (length: 3:13, size: 1.74 MB)

Video: Presentation Layer (length: 2:27, size: 1.44 MB)
Video: Business Layer (length: 3:11, size: 1.65 MB)
Video: Data Access Layer (length: 2:52, size: 1.65 MB)
Video: Service Layer (length: 2:50, size: 1.51 MB)

Video: Mobile Application (length: 3:49, size: 2.01 MB)
Video: Rich Internet Application (RIA) (length: 3:30, size: 1.68 MB)
Video: Web Application (length: 3:36, size: 1.89 MB)

How To

Video: How To - Design Business Components (length: 5:34, size: 3.91 MB)
Video: How To - Design Business Entities (length: 5:00, size: 4.02 MB)
Video: How To - Design Business Workflow Components (length: 5:58, size: 4.08 MB)
Video: How To - Design Caching for Web Application (length: 5:27, size: 3.75 MB)
Video: How To - Design Data Access Layer (length: 5:35, 4.07 MB)
Video: How To - Design Exception Management (length: 5:16, 3.83 MB)
Video: How To - Design Presentation Layer (length: 6:13, 4.15 MB)
Video: How To - Design UI Components (length: 5:08, size: 3.90 MB)
Video: How To - Structure Your Application (length: 5:04, size: 2.39 MB)
Video: How To - Use the MVC Pattern in ASP.NET (length: 5:34, size: 3.8 MB)
Video: How To - Use the MVP Pattern in ASP.NET (length: 5:20, size: 3.9 MB)

Explained

Video: Explained - Designing Services (length: 5.04, 4.05 MB)
Video: Explained - What is the MVC Pattern? (length: 6:25, size: 3.7 MB)
Video: Explained - What is the MVP Pattern? (length: 6:24, size: 3.7 MB)

Last edited Feb 13 at 10:48 PM by rboucher, version 22

Comments

carloss Feb 17 at 2:12 AM

Cannot download Video : Data Access Layer.

Thanks.

gooch Feb 23 at 2:07 AM

The correct link for the Data Access Layer Video is:
http://www.codeplex.com/AppArch/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Video%3a%20Data%20Layer%20Layer&version=3

nadealizaidi Apr 12 at 6:31 PM

how can i download videos there is no link to download it please help mee :(

nealb Apr 14 at 3:38 PM

It's a very pretty list of videos.

Where are the links to the actual videos?

tadanderson Apr 14 at 4:04 PM

It looks like the last guy to edit the codeplex page messed up and published as plain text which removed all the links.

Google for their name and you get a good link ...

example: googled "Video: How To - Use the MVP Pattern in ASP.NET"
and got this link to the video:
http://www.codeplex.com/AppArch/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Video%3A%20How%20To%20 -%20Use%20the%20MVP%20Pattern%20in%20ASP.NET&referringTitle=Home

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