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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Pencho Popadiyn  on  May 06, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    1. Introduction

    In the previous parts of the article I showed you the first two groups of patterns used in the Composite Application Library (CAL) – Composite User Interface patterns and Modularity patterns. In the final part I will show you the third group – Testability patterns.

    2. Patterns and Practices in the CAL - quick overview

    As a whole the patterns used in CAL can be separated in three main groups:

    • Composite User Interface patterns (part 1)
      • Composite
      • Composite View
      • Command
      • Adapter
    • Modularity patterns (part 2)
      • Separated interface and Plug In
      • Service Locator
      • Dependency Injection
      • Event Aggregator
      • Façade
      • Registry
    • Testability patterns (part 3)
      • Inversion of control
      • Separated presentation

    3.



  • 1 comments  /  posted by  Pencho Popadiyn  on  Apr 21, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    1. Introduction

    In the previous part of the article I showed the first part of most important patterns and practices used in the Composite Application Library (CAL). In the second part I will show you the second group – the Modularity patterns.

    2. Patterns and Practices in the CAL - quick overview

    As a whole the patterns used in CAL can be separated in three main groups:

    • Composite User Interface patterns (part 1)
      • Composite
      • Composite View
      • Command
      • Adapter
    • Modularity patterns (part 2)
      • Separated interface and Plug In
      • Service Locator
      • Dependency Injection
      • Event Aggregator
      • Façade
      • Registry
    • Testability patterns (part 3)
      • Inversion of control
      • Separated presentation

    3.

  • 1 comments  /  posted by  Pencho Popadiyn  on  Apr 08, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    1. Introduction

    In previous articles I showed how the most famous composite design patterns (Model – View – Controller and Model – View – Presenter) can be used with great success in Silverlight despite of the different programming model in Silverlight. My latest article targets a completely new pattern which has been created especially for WPF, but it is also very suitable for Silverlight applications. Today I’ve decided to continue my series of articles with OOP approach and to present you the main design patterns and practices used in the Composite Application Library (CAL).


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