.Net Advanced Concepts

  What’s more in store for Web developers, ASP.Net 4.5(with full support for HTML 5 , CSS 3 amd Javascript) and to complement it, is the new awesome tool-WebMatrix. WebMatrix combines five products in one, letting you install, develop, optimize, deploy and manage your sites and databases. With support for the latest web standards like HTML5 & CSS3, multiple frameworks like ASP.NET & PHP, and multiple database engines like MySQL & SQL Server ..and what’s even better…it FREE!! ! ( Download Webmatrix ). To learn more about webmatrix, I recomment the following video. WebMatrix-An intro The tools promises a lot and I have already downloaded a copy and started playing with it. Hope the information  here is useful. Till next we connect…. Happy Learning.

Net framework 4.5 promises a lot in terms of User Experience, Code Performance and many other aspects of programming. Let’s explore what .Net Framework 4.5 has to offer and who else can explain it better than the guys who actually made it. .Net Framework 4.5-What’s New Additionally. if you are interested in going through Kernel level details, this video below is what you are looking for. Explore .Net Framework 4.0 kernel details Hope this was useful…. Till next we connect….. Happy Learning…..

.Net Framework 4.5 is here and with this comes the new ASP.Net vNext(C'mon simply ASP.Net 4.5) If you are interested in finding out what's new or how it is going to affect(benefit or give you nightmares with your existing code),click on the link below to explore it. ASP.Net 4.5-Documentation ASP.Net 4.5 with HTML 5, CSS3 and Javascrip t Besides this great tool, there are many enhancements that  I am sure you are going to like, by  watching this video. Create Rich, Data driven web apps using ASP.Net  4.5 WebForms Hope the information is useful, Till Next we connect..... Happy Learning.

There could be more to these design patterns and its applicability in SilverLight, however this article is only intended to present and overview and high-level understanding of how to get started in SilverLight application patterns. SilverLight implements SOLID design guidelines along with a MVVM or MVP design pattern. Figure shown below  depicts the comparison of approaches followed in MVVM and MVP pattern. MVVM pattern can follow two approaches 1.        View First:  The view is responsible for creating an instance of a ViewModel, via databinding to a static resource or setting the data context in the code-behind file. Databinding approach UserControl.Resources local:SampleViewModel x:Key=” ViewModel ” / UserControl.Resources                 Grid DataContext=”{Binding Path= Object , Grid is bound to object that is obviously in Model. Code Behind approach   this.DataContext = new SampleV...

I planned to write code samples for SOLID principle implementations, however I am a firm believer of " NOT RE-INVENTING THE WHEEL ", when all you need is use the wheels and make a new CAR. Going by the ideology, I have found an excellent  SOLID principles FREE -Ebook ( covering all aspects of SOLID design principles, with Code sample). This book is an excellent visual aid to remember these principles, as it uses Motivational posters for explaining SOLID design principles. One additional advantage to the above mentioned book is the Code-Refactoring ebook . Both of these books can be downloaded from this EBOOK download Link Both of these books can be downloaded form here. Hope this book proves useful... Till next we connect.... Happy Learning..

The SOLID Principles of programming are a set of rules which when followed during designing and developing an object oriented application, will reap the following benefits. Loosely Coupled Application   Easily Extensible application Highly manageable code for maintenance SOLID is an acronym that can be expanded as Below: (I’ll first  get into theoretical aspect of it and then clarify it via code) S: Single Responsibility Principle   A class should do only one thing . Logically speaking Separation of Concern and separation of responsibility is what we need to differentiate. This principle talks about responsibility not concern. “My responsibility as a developer is to meet deadline and code as per the standards, if the client is not happy, that is none of my concerns ( isn't  it soothing…..)” .Same goes with class, it should be doing only one thing at a time, if multiple responsibilities are entrusted to it(imagine you doing job of a co-coordinator, develop...