This article is 6th part of the WCSF Application Architecture series by Simon Ince; · WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction · WCSF Application Architecture 2: Application Controller · WCSF Application Architecture 3: Model View Presenter...

Another one of the services we offer at the ADC team. For existing customers, if you would like take advantage of this service within your organisation, please contact your ADC. If you are not currently engaged with Application Development Consulting...

First post on the blog by Mehran, in this post he gives us a guide to .NET Application Architecture. If you have been using the .NET Framework since its first version, you may remember the Application Architecture for .NET guide, which was published...

This weeks interview is from Colin Beales. Hello, who are you? Erm Colin Beales. Have you always worked in the ADC Team? No, Whilst I joined Microsoft directly out of college (a Microserf!) I did a few years in the Visual C++ team...

This is the 7th post in the series 10 reasons to consider WPF for your next desktop application by Josh Twist, this part explores the ListView in WPF. You can view the other reasons in the series below: Reason 1 - Rich Content Model Reason...

This is part 5 of the WCSF Application Architecture series by Simon Ince this post explores the topic of Defining Modules. Modularity Primer One of the big pushes from the Web Client Software Factory was for Modularity – see the documentation online...

Team Foundation is a set of tools and technologies that enable a team to collaborate and coordinate their efforts on building a product or completing a project. Team Foundation enhances team communication, tracks work status, supports team roles, enacts...

This interesting post by Salvador explores the topic of SOA Taxonomy. An essential part of the SOA Governance is to properly identify the requirements in order to introduce or upgrade a service within your SOA model, this is commonly known and service...

Hello Ian, who are you? I’m Ian Gilroy. Have you always worked in the ADC Team? I joined Microsoft way back in November 2001 as an ADC. Before that I worked at a startup software retailer/distributor doing all kinds of technical stuff...

This is the 6th post in the series 10 reasons to consider WPF for your next desktop application by Josh Twist, this part explores layout ini WPF. You can view earliar posts in the series below: Reason 1 - Rich Content Model Reason 2 - Databinding...