Books have been written on this subject and this post is by no means attempting to come close to covering everything there is to know about this subject. At the very top of your application you’ll have some sort of presentation layer. It can take several forms such as Web, Windows or Apple, Mobile you […]
One’s career is also subject to the realities of life, that is, that there might come a time when you have to unexpectedly give your resume out to someone. This could be because you are contacted by a recruiter with a really interesting position, or because your boss comes to you and suggests to you […]
Daniel Simmons, a member of the Entity Framework Development Team, has written a very useful set of articles on N-Tier Application Design with the Entity Framework (EF). The articles cover general concepts in N-Tier Application Design and showcases the EF’s way to address them. Anti-Patterns To Avoid In N-Tier Applications http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd882522.aspx N-Tier Application Patterns http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee321569.aspx […]
If you have done any type of programming involving SQL Server across different environments (Development, Test and Production) I’m sure you’ve ran across the annoying issue of orphan records. Basically, when you are dealing with a user name in your development environment (your dev PC) a given user account is identified with an ID in your server (your development […]
