Design patterns

There are 3 entries for the tag Design patterns

UI Patterns tutorials. MVP, MVVM and Composite app with WPF.

31 January 2010 |

I got a lot of e-mails from my readers (I am very happy for that) where they claim the fact that It’s pretty hard to follow my tutorials because the actual version of SubText (my blog engine) doesn’t allow any search. Unfortunately until the new version of SubText will be released, and I know it will include a search engine, there is no way to help you. For this reason I am writing this post, that I will keep up to date constantly, with a list of available tutorials regarding the UI patterns. Please forgive me if...

The Model View Presenter pattern with .NET.

30 December 2009 |

I had a request from one of my blog’s reader (Bastien) that I can’t skip. Last week he asked me to write a short article on how to implement the Model View Presenter with Windows form. So let’s skip for a while my series of articles about Prism and let’s see what is the MVP and how it should be implemented. The Model View Presenter pattern. The definition of the model view presenter pattern can be found in many web site, let’s use the classic definition provided by MSDN. (This is an interesting article that explains the MVP)....

Book Review: Architecting application for the enterprise.

30 December 2009 |

Good morning everybody, first of all I want to apologize for my absence in December. I am really sorry but I was ‘trying’ to deliver a component in my office and I was so busy and tired that I didn’t have time for the blog. Let’s start this ‘holiday’ posts with an interesting review of a software architecture book written by two friends of mine: Andrea Salatarello and Dino Esposito. The title is: Microsoft .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise (PRO-Developer) (Paperback) available at Amazon.com for 29.69 USD. Chapters and sections. The book...