WinForms design patterns

[Alan]

Hello,

I'm looking for some examples of design patterns for winform
application. I need to write some database application (application for
dean's office, student database). Don't know how to start :/

 

[Roger Frost]

Hello,

I'm looking for some examples of design patterns for winform application.
I need to write some database application (application for dean's office,
student database). Don't know how to start :/

If you have a little time I believe the videos at the MSDN Beginner
Developer Learning Center cover what your looking for...at least enough to
get a feel for working with DB's and creating frontend applications.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/beginner/default.aspx

 

[Alan]

Roger Frost pisze:

If you have a little time I believe the videos at the MSDN Beginner
Developer Learning Center cover what your looking for...at least enough
to get a feel for working with DB's and creating frontend applications.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/beginner/default.aspx

thanks, i will check this out.

 

[Alan]

Roger Frost pisze:

If you have a little time I believe the videos at the MSDN Beginner
Developer Learning Center cover what your looking for...at least enough
to get a feel for working with DB's and creating frontend applications.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/beginner/default.aspx

thanks again for this link. i watched this videos but it wasn't exacly
what i'm looking for. i'm looking for some examples of design patterns
of winforms applications (MVP, MVC, smart client? ). Simply i don't know
how to handle this. how to build such a application...

 

[Roger Frost]

Roger Frost pisze:

thanks again for this link. i watched this videos but it wasn't exacly
what i'm looking for. i'm looking for some examples of design patterns of
winforms applications (MVP, MVC, smart client? ). Simply i don't know how
to handle this. how to build such a application...

Generally speaking, the Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition IDE's make it
_very_ simple to bind frontend applications to backend data stores. Usually
with minimal code writing you can do a lot.

I am not familiar with the terminology MVP, MVC or Smart Client. Or perhaps
it is something I've been doing all along and didn't even know it.

I bet someone else on here knows some different web resources to get you
started.