ModularityBundle
Microsoft Patterns and Practices has released an updated set of downloads for the Web Client Software Factory Guidance Bundles and Application Blocks that support Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET 2.0 and .NET 3.5 Frameworks.
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Blaine Wastell mentions the release of a new WCSF February 2008 to work side-by-side with the October 2007 Web Client Software Factory Guidance Package. The new release only changes the WCSF MSI and not the source code. They are also close to finishing the new guidance bundles for both Visual Studio 2008 / .NET 3.5 and Visual Studio 2005 / .NET 2.0. Read more...
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The Web Client Software Factory v2.0 for Visual Studio 2008 has been released by Microsoft Patterns and Practices. This is the February 2008 Release that runs on Visual Studio 2008 and requires the new version of GAX / GAT that run on Visual Studio 2008. Available for download are the Web Client Software Factory, Web Client Software Factory Source Code, and the Web Client Software Factory Source Code for Application Blocks - February 2008. Read more...
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The Modularity Bundle in the Web Client Software Factory ( WCSF ) v2.0 is a repackaging of previous guidance on how the Composite Web Application Block helps one build modular web client applications using the concepts of business modules and foundation modules. This screencast walks you through the Modularity Bundle Quickstart Tutorial and clearly explains the services and functionality provided by the Composite Web Application Block to provide modular ASP.NET web applications.
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The Web Client Software Factory Team has released a new Guidance Bundle, called the Modularity Guidance Bundle, that discusses the concepts and various design patterns to help you partition your web client application into modules to help separate its concerns as well as ease team development. The Modularity Bundle also shows how the Composite Web Application Block and Composite Web Client Automation Bundle can help one develop modular web client applications by offering core services such as service location, dependency injection, and inversion of control. Read more...
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