Part 3 represents an end-to-end case study showcasing many of the patterns covered in the book. You may find it useful to work through the chapters before reading the case study, or you may find it easier to see the patterns in action by reading the case study section first and referring back to Part 2 for a more detailed view on the patterns and principles used. An overview of some common design principles and the S. The Domain Model pattern demonstrated in an exercise with NHibernate and a review of the domain-driven design DDD methodology Patterns and principles that can be used construct your objects and how to make sure that you are building your application for scalability and maintainability: Factory, Decorator, Template, State, Strategy, Composite, Specification and Layer Supertype.
Enterprise patterns and principles that will help you fulfill your data access requirement needs elegantly, including Lazy Loading, Identity Map, Unit of Work, and the Query Object.
An introduction to Object Relational Mappers and the problems they solve. The Presentation Layer: how you can tie your loosely coupled code together Structure Map and an Inversion of Control container.
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The Domain Model pattern demonstrated in an exercise with NHibernate and a review of the domain-driven design DDD methodology Patterns and principles that can be used construct your objects and how to make sure that you are building your application for scalability and maintainability: Factory, Decorator, Template, State, Strategy, Composite, Specification and Layer Supertype.
Enterprise patterns and principles that will help you fulfill your data access requirement needs elegantly, including Lazy Loading, Identity Map, Unit of Work, and the Query Object.
An introduction to Object Relational Mappers and the problems they solve. The Presentation Layer: how you can tie your loosely coupled code together Structure Map and an Inversion of Control container.
NET web forms. The S. Design Principles 1. Layering 1. Domain Logic Patterns 1. Transaction Script 1. Active Record 1. Domain Model 1. Object Relational Mapping 1. Unit of Work 1.
Repository 1. Data Mapper 1. Identity Map 1. Lazy Loading 1. Query Object 1. Web Presentation Patterns 1. Base, Behavioral, and Structural Patterns 1.
Null Object Pattern 1. Separated Interface 1. Gateway 1. Test-driven Development TDD 1. Domain-driven Design DDD 1. Behavior-driven Design BDD 1. Dissecting the Pattern's Pattern 2. Gang of Four Pattern Template 2. Simplified Template 2. Name and Intent 2. UML Diagram 2. Code Example 2. Creational 2. Structural 2. Behavioral 2. Refactoring to Principles 2. The Dependency Inversion Principle 2. The Dependency Injection Principle 2. Refactoring to the Adapter Pattern 2. Leveraging Enterprise Patterns 2.
Null Object Pattern 2. The Anatomy of an ASP. Antipattern — Smart UI 3. Separating Your Concerns 3. Business Layer 3. Service Layer 3. Data Access Layer 3. Presentation Layer 3. User Experience Layer 3.
The Business Logic Layer: Organization 4. Transaction Script 4. Active Record 4. Domain Model 4. Code Example 4. Anemic Domain Model 4. Domain-Driven Design 4. The Ubiquitous Language 4. Entities 4. Value Objects 4.
Aggregates and Aggregate Roots 4. Domain Services 4. Application Services 4. Repository 4. Layering 4. The Business Logic Layer: Patterns 5. Factory Method 5. Intent 5. UML 5. Code Example 5.
Decorator 5. Template Method 5. State Pattern 5. Strategy 5. Specification Pattern 5. Composite Pattern 5. Layer Supertype Pattern 5.
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