The Useful Sites and Articles

Hi friends i would like to share some of the articles which are more useful and attract myself. Some of the sites and blogs are more useful for the beginners and experienced persons. We have a lot of information's in the below sites.

And if we required sample codes and projects, the below sites are useful.

Some of the posts are attracting me at the time of reading. For Example

How to Became a Programmer, What is .Net Scope in Future - These are the article from C-sharp corner the author mahesh chand explains about the programming in .Net. It is quit useful for freshers who are going to start their carrier as programmer.

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N-Tier Architecture Design Using MVC, Entity Framework and WCF

Evolution of .NET Frame work

Microsoft .Net technology has a rapid development and great success over the years. This is one of the best development platforms and accepted by all levels of peoples. The features like interoperability, security, portability, simplicity and maintainability makes the .NET technology as great. The .Net framework created on the year 2002 and still the features added and various versions of framework released for advanced software development. What is .Net Framework? The .NET Framework is an integral Windows component that supports building and running the next generation of applications and XML Web services. The .NET Framework is designed to fulfill the following objectives: To provide a consistent object-oriented programming environment whether object code is stored and executed locally, executed locally but Internet-distributed, or executed remotely. To provide a code-execution environment that minimizes software deployment and versioning conflicts. To

MVC or Web Forms

I. I think both technologies can get a bit complicated after getting past any of the basics. Here are some brief opinions that I gathered while having to implement a project that must live in both MVC and WebForms hosts. WebForms Positives: The maturity of the product Lots of 3rd party support with regard to sophisticated controls There are ways to get around the legacy-feeling aspects of the framework (e.g., WebForms MVP ) WebForms Negatives: Page lifecycle issues can anger you to no end; there are a lot of moving parts to a sophisticated web application Using dependency injection is "difficult" to use/implement There is a lot in the framework that you can't control Need something like Reflector to dive into decompiled source when have questions that are not answered by documentation, web, experimentation. MVC Positives: Great separation of concerns and support of dependency injectio

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