Showing posts with label WF. Show all posts
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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...

How-To: Create UI Process Components with Impulse in LASG

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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

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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...

Layered Architecture: Component Interactions

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The Layered Architecture principle states that components in one layer should only know and interact with components that are in the layer ...

Layered Architecture: Applied Technologies

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The Layered Architecture Pattern promotes isolation as one of its benefits and with layer isolation, we are given the idea of being able to...

WPF/MVVM and ASP.NET MVC/WEB API Samples

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I'm excited to announce that the following samples have been added to the January 2014 release of Layered Architecture Sample for .NET ...

Layered Architecture Sample January 2014

thumbnail I have just finished converting and updating all the Layered Architecture Samples to Visual Studio 2013 and not only that, I have also upda...

Workflow Management Service Memory Leak

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AppFabric for Windows Server (or what used to be called Windows Server AppFabric) is an extension to IIS whereby, it provides some useful a...

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