3-tier Architecture wtih ASP.NET 2.0

If you haven’t built a full-blown, multi-layer, 3–tier web application with ASP.NET yet then here’s your chance. In case you missed it back in June, Scott Mitchell has a 10 part series on doing such a thing. While I don’t agree with some of the approaches (I’m not a fan of strongly typed DataSets) he uses the series is well written, has a lot of great techniques on building a website with ASP.NET 2.0, and is a good read for those wanting to get into it.

Here’s the links the entire series:

There’s also a more detailed page here that has both the C# and VB.NET downloads available along with PDF versions of the articles. It’s a wonderful series and really goes deep into everything you need to know about building an Enterprise-scale web site.

Enjoy!

8 Comments

  • What is your objection to strongly typed datasets? Is it the concept you don't like or just the current implementation of them?

  • How does one add custom properties and methods to a xsd?

  • What is your recommendation instead of typed datasets?.

  • "What is your objection to strongly typed datasets? Is it the concept you don't like or just the current implementation of them?"

    Hmmm... where should I start? Do you have 3 days?

  • My opinion is the same as Scott's:
    http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ReturningDataSetsFromWebServicesIsTheSpawnOfSatanAndRepresentsAllThatIsTrulyEvilInTheWorld.aspx

    I don't want to use bowls of fruit to define fruit. I prefer to call an apple an apple, rather than a fruit object in a bowl with a label called apples on the outside of it.

    Yeah, it can take days for this discussion to shake out.

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