I\'ve been tinkering around with the MVVM pattern and now I\'m trying to implement a little application based on it.
I\'m building a Windows Forms system (in C# if it matters to anyone) that provides an application automation service. As this application is targeted at users who are not computer savvy, I\'ve decided
We have many instances in our application where we would like to be开发者_Python百科 able to access things like the currently logged in user id in our business domain and data access layer.On log we p
I know it\'s important to keep user interface code separated from domain code--the application is easier to understand, maintain, change, and (sometimes) isolate bugs. But here\'s my mental block ...
What feature(s) of ASP.Net MVC can replace the way events can be used in Webforms to support loosely coupled components?
Is it considered poor design to create \"black box\" User Controls that communicate directly with the service layer (to perform CRUD operations, validation, etc)?
I\'ve recently started to rewrite a project I did a few years ago using CakePHP. I\'m trying to do everything \'right\' this 开发者_运维百科time, so maybe someone get give me a a pointer on doing to t
Simple question. I must be totally wrong but I thought worth asking this question. Is开发者_如何学JAVA accessing ViewData[“Message”] within the View correct according to separation of concerns desc
What\'s the best 开发者_运维百科design pattern to use for an HTTP Request Dispatcher that has to do a \"GET\" or a \"POST\", return an output stream, parse the output stream, and then display the pars
Here is an example of JavaScript template from Ben Nadel\'s demo single page long-lived AJAX application taken from: [source]
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