Came across the 2 following links, which I found very good, where I think most of the essential topics are covered.
- Microsoft doc's Modern Web Apps architecture
- Leonardo Esposito's reflections on Web Forms vs MVC vs Web Api
Showing posts with label Architecture Patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture Patterns. Show all posts
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Microsoft web architectures of the day: Web Forms vs MVC vs Web API
I was tasked today with finding out what is the best pick to convert our desktop application into a fully web based one.
Came across the 2 following links, which I found very good, where I think most of the essential topics are covered.
Came across the 2 following links, which I found very good, where I think most of the essential topics are covered.
Monday, July 6, 2015
Software Architectures Patterns and Styles - Where is the observable pattern implemented in ASP.NET MVC implementation ?
The following material may be a bit out-dated, but I find it thoroughly essential for any developer to understand/be familiar with:
Microsoft Architecture Guide.
After studying section Architectural Patterns and Styles, an interesting realization came out of it, that I believe most ASP.NET MVC developers have not thought about it (or are not aware of it):
The MVC pattern, although it relies in the Observable Pattern, in its ASP.NET implementation, does not implement any observable, publish/subscribe behaviors. This asp.net form question and answer summarize the topic.
After studying section Architectural Patterns and Styles, an interesting realization came out of it, that I believe most ASP.NET MVC developers have not thought about it (or are not aware of it):
The MVC pattern, although it relies in the Observable Pattern, in its ASP.NET implementation, does not implement any observable, publish/subscribe behaviors. This asp.net form question and answer summarize the topic.
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