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    Tutorial 1: Creating a Data Access Layer
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MSDNWhen building a Web application creating the DAL should be one of your first steps, occurring before you start creating your presentation layer. With Visual Studio, creating a DAL based on Typed DataSets is a task you can accomplish in 10-15 minutes.
    Tutorial 2: Creating a Business Logic Layer
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MSDNA well-architected application is crafted into distinct layers, each of which encapsulates a particular role; in this tutorial we build a Business Logic Layer as a series of classes in our application's App_Code folder that call down into our DAL.
    Design Patterns in VB.NET - Terms to Know
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ASP AllianceThis article looks at terms used in the GoF book which you should know well before reading the GoF book. It also looks at the terms I coined for certain concepts discussed in the tutorial.
    Design Patterns in VB.NET
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ASP AllianceThis article looks at what are GoF design patterns and how they fit. It mentions who the GoF are and how they came to work on the design patterns. It also deals with the parts of a pattern and the O-O design principles which underwrite them. Finally, it ...
    Design Patterns in VB.NET - Guide to Further Reading
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ASP AllianceThis article gives you an approach to reading about design patterns elsewhere, mainly focusing on how to make good use of the GoF book, recommending how to read it and what parts to concentrate on. Guides you in reading through interpretations of the d...
    Optimizing Your Asp.Net Pages for Faster Loading and Better Performance.
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In this article the author discusses some options for speeding up the loading of your ASP.NET pages. Some tips include using caching, control use, and data handling techniques.
    Domain Objects Caching Pattern for NET
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Caching greatly improves application performance because it reduces expensive trips to the database. But, if you want to use caching in your application, you must decide what to cache and where to put your caching code. The answer is simple. Cache your do...
    Working with Exceptions using C#
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ASP AllianceExceptions are errors that occur at run time. In this article, Joydip focuses on a generic approach towards handling exceptions.
    Caching in ASP.NET
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ASP AllianceCaching can dramatically improve the performance of your application by storing the page output or application data across HTTP requests. In this article, Joydip discusses the different types of Caching in ASP.NET with lucid code examples.
    Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and ASP.NET Developers
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WWWCoderIn this article we're going to cover some basic concepts on what you can do in order to make your ASP.NET application as spider and search engine friendly as possible.

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