Wrox Professional Enterprise dot NET

508 Pages·2009·8.29 MB·English

by  Jon Arking

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Professional Enterprise .NET
Introduction ...........................................................................................................xxi
Part I: Introduction to Practical Enterprise Development
Chapter 1: What is Enterprise Design? ............................................................3
Chapter 2: The Enterprise Code.....................................................................15
Part II: The New Code — Changing the Way You Build
Chapter 3: Emancipate Your Classes .............................................................33
Chapter 4: Test Driven Development ..............................................................73
Chapter 5: Make It Simple Again — Inversion of Control ..............................131
Part III: Enterprise Design Patterns
Chapter 6: Getting to the Middle of Things ..................................................165
Chapter 7: Writing Your Own Middleware .....................................................185
Chapter 8: “Mining” Your Own Business ......................................................251
Chapter 9: Organizing Your Front End ..........................................................321
Chapter 10: Model-View-Presenter ..............................................................337
Chapter 11: The Model-View-Controller Pattern ...........................................367
Chapter 12: Putting It All Together ..............................................................415
Appendix A: C#.NET Primer .........................................................................425
Index .........................................................................................................455
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Jon Arking
Scott Millett

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Dedicated to my wife Andrea, whose kindness, imagination, beauty, and
patience make her the girl every man hopes to marry.
—Jon Arking
Dedicated to my beautiful Lynsey – – thanks for the love, tea and the toast.
And for Agatha and Columbo . . . probably the best rabbits in the world.
—Scott Millett
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