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Layered Architecture: Partitioning the Code
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Developing an enterprise layered application can be a daunting task especially when the layered samples provided, contains a barrage of Visu...
ASP.NET MVC with SignalR - Client Undefined Error
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While working on a new ASP.NET MVC layer sample with SignalR, I have constantly encountered the following error when I tried to access the ...
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Serializing Enums in ASP.NET SignalR
05:58
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Was working on a new layered architecture sample that uses ASP.NET SignalR and found out that it couldn't serialize the enums proper...
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Layered Architecture Solution Guidance (LASG) FAQ
Over the years, I have collected a number of frequently asked questions while working on Layered Architecture Solution Guidance (LASG) and ...
Layered Architecture Solution Guidance (LASG) Tutorials
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I've finally completed writing all the tutorials for Layered Architecture Solution Guidance (LASG) . Here's the full list for easy r...
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How-To: Create UI Process Components with Impulse in LASG
20:32
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This is the final part of the 7-series tutorial on Layered Architecture Solution Guidance 2013 . In this walk-through, we will be looking a...
How-To: Create Workflow Services and Activities with Vector in LASG
20:40
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This is the sixth in the series of the Layered Architecture Solution Guidance 2013 walk-throughs where we will be exploring the Vector: W...
How-To: Create Service Layer Components with Velocity in LASG
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This walk-through will get you familiarized with the Velocity: Service Layer Component Generator that is available in Layered Architectur...
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