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Web Client Software Factory - Model View Presenter - Dependency Injection

The Microsoft Patterns and Practices Group has dropped a very early release of the Web Client Software Factory that you can download from CodePlex . I say “very early release,” because you won't find any guidance packages in the download like the Data Access Guidance Package and ASMX Guidance Package

Filed under: Design, Architecture | On : 2006 Sep 29 | From: David Hayden - Florida .NET Developer - C# and SQL Server |

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