Beyond MVP: Extending the MVP Pattern to Simplify UI Architecture

In this article, we'll go through the reasons to (and not to) employ the domain model pattern, the benefits it brings, as well as provide some practical tips on keeping the overall solution as simple as possible.Udi DahanMSDN Magazine August 2009

Developers deploy a wide variety of development philosophies and architecture styles. This article explores three common perspectives on application development and describes how the Entity Framework can be employed in each. Specifically, the article looks at the forms-centric, model-centric, and code-centric development styles and their relationship to the Entity Framework.Tim MallalieuMSDN Magazine August 2009

Howard DierkingMSDN Magazine June 2009

Jeremy Miller continues his discussion of persistence patterns by reviewing the Unit of Work design pattern and examining the issues around persistence ignorance.Jeremy MillerMSDN Magazine June 2009

In this article we explain just how simple it can be to build a WPF application the right way using the MVVM Pattern.Josh SmithMSDN Magazine February 2009

This month we look at implementing the Active Record Pattern in your .NET application and how aspect-oriented programming yields separation of concerns.Scott MitchellMSDN Magazine February 2009

To introduce you to VSTO Power Tools Office interop API extensions, we'll walk through the development of an application that automates Outlook, Excel, and Word.Andrew Whitechapel, Phillip Hoff, and Vladimir MorozovMSDN Magazine December 2008

In this installment, the author provides an enhanced implementation of the BST pattern and compares it to HTM solutions.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine July 2008

This month, a better design-time experience for Web apps, Scott Guthrie's blog, extending Extend Lutz Roeder's Reflector, and more.Scott MitchellMSDN Magazine March 2008

Ted Pattison shows how to use a new STSDEV utility to set up and deploy SharePoint development projects in Visual Studio in an easy and repeatable manner.Ted PattisonMSDN Magazine March 2008