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Building Model-View-Presenter applications with MVC# framework : Oleg Zhukov
Thursday, April 16 2009
Learn how to develop a .NET application with the help of the MVC# Framework. Architectural patterns such as Model-View-Controller are gaining more and more popularity nowadays. The reason is simple: they improve applications' design and raise their maintainability by splitting applications into three layers with distinct responsibilities. However incorporating such patterns into an application requires some effort - the fact that may discourage developers from using MVC and similar approaches. Fortunately a number of frameworks exist, which minimize the overhead of using architectural patterns such as MVC. One of such frameworks is MVC#. It assists developers in using the Model-View-Presenter pattern (an evolution of MVC) by taking on itself all routine work, allowing to develop 3-tier MVP applications with ease....Using Syndication Classes to Read RSS Feeds : Bipin Joshi
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