Blogo.NET: A Real World Implementation of my N-Layer Architecture

Ferdy Christant (also from the Netherlands) recently developed Blogo.NET, a blogging application built with .NET 3.5 and based on the architecture from my article series on N-Layer design.

I downloaded the application and played around with it a bit. A lot of the design principles used in the application look very familiar.... ;-)  But there are also a few differences and new design elements that Ferdy implemented:

  • The data access layer uses LINQ.
  • The Blog application is "production-ready", not just a simple example to demonstrate the techniques as was the case with the ContactManager application.

You can find the project's homepage here: http://s3maphor3.org/blogo.net/

Additionally, you can download a detailed article about the development of Blogo.NET here: http://ferdychristant.com/blog/articles/DOMM-7DDFWT

I haven't read all of it yet, but what I have seen looks promising and very interesting. Go check it out!

Imar


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Written by Imar Spaanjaars
Date Posted 04/30/2008 21:31

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