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BinaryIntellect Knowledge Base | .Net & Web Development - 10 Things to Keep in Mind while Developing a New ASP.NET Web Forms Application. Many developers are opting for ASP.NET MVC for their new web applications. However, this may not be always possible (reasons can be many and valid in a given context) and you might be required to use Web Forms for your new projects. In such cases novice developers have this doubt - "If I develop my project using Web Forms and later want to migrate to MVC, how difficult this task would be?

". There is no single answer to this question. However, if you follow certain guidelines while developing a Web Forms project today, at later stage migrating to MVC would be less painful than otherwise. Here I have listed my top 10 recommendations in dealing with such a situation. 1. If you observe the evolution of .NET framework over the years you will realize that Class Libraries are best for writing code that is independent if any particular type of UI. 2. ASP.NET Web Forms make UI development quite easy. 3. Web Forms offer AJAX Extensions to help you develop Ajax enabled applications. 4. 5. 6. 7. Home : The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Site. Performance - DataReader or DataSet when pulling multiple recordsets in ASP.NET. Building a Daily Systems Report Email With PowerShell.

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Easy work. more Reporting Release History : Q1 2009 SP1 (version 3.0.9.430) more Stimulsoft Reports.Net version 2009.1 released. News Categories. Managing Entity Framework ObjectContext lifespan and scope in n-layered ASP.NET applications. Jordan van Gogh describes a way to manage ObjectContext lifespan and scope in the Business Logic Layer (BLL) of a small to medium sized ASP.NET web application. Introduction Since the introduction of the ADO.NET Entity Framework, I've been looking for ways on how to incorporate this new technology in a typical n- layered ASP.NET application.

I've started off by replacing the traditional - mostly handwritten - Data Access classes (DAL) with a database generated Entity Data Model (EDM). This offers some great benefits, for example by speeding up development time, and reducing the number of bugs in the DAL. The middle layer – or Business Logic Layer (BLL) as I like to call it - classes remain effectively the same as in the .NET 2.0 days. Up till now everything I've described has been pretty straightforward. One way to do it for example, is to use a single ObjectContext for each business transaction (in a Unit of Work pattern).

The problems of working with multiple ObjectContext instances 10.

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