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Index
Cover Contents Title Copyright Dedication About the Author Credits Acknowledgments Introduction Part I : Introduction to Practical Enterprise Development
Chapter 1 : What is Enterprise Design?
What Is Enterprise Architecture? What Is Enterprise Development? Where Is All of the Microsoft Enterprise? Summary
Chapter 2 : The Enterprise Code
A New Way to Look At Code Summary
Part II : The New Code — Changing the Way You Build
Chapter 3 : Emancipate Your Classes
Evaluating Your Code for Dependencies Separation of Concerns and Identifying Modularity The Dependency Inversion Principle Turning Classes Inside Out Using Dependency Injection Summary
Chapter 4 : Test Driven Development
Tic Tac Toe and Test Driven Development: An Example Refactoring Refactoring Tools Dealing with Dependencies in Test Driven Development — Mocking, Stubs, and Fakes Mocking Frameworks Summary
Chapter 5 : Make It Simple Again — Inversion of Control
Creating Dependencies Factory Pattern Service Locator Inversion of Control and IoC Containers What’s in a Name? Dependency Injection vs. Inversion of Control StructureMap To XML or Not to XML, That Is the Question Summary
Part III : Enterprise Design Patterns
Chapter 6 : Getting to the Middle of Things
On Middleware The Wild West Tiered Designs The Internet Age The Enterprise Middleware Age A WCF Web Service The Messaging Model A Brief Note on SOA Summary
Chapter 7 : Writing Your Own Middleware
Business Logic Layer Patterns for Your Business Serving Your Business A Little Bit about Domain-Driven Design Summary
Chapter 8 : “Mining” Your Own Business
What Is the Data Access Layer? Summary
Chapter 9 : Organizing Your Front End
The Neglected Front End Early Front-End Patterns Summary
Chapter 10 : Model-View-Presenter
The MVP Pattern — Simplified Switching Platforms — Thick Client Sample Summary
Chapter 11 : The Model-View-Controller Pattern
Back to Basics Summary
Chapter 12 : Putting It All Together
One Step Back, Many Steps Forward The Concepts The Code The Patterns Being Holistic — The Big, BIG Picture Final Thoughts Summary
Appendix A : C#.net Primer Index Advertisement
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