Developer Guideline

Introduction to .NET Application Modeling Language

Introduction nAML (.NET Application Language, pronounced as “namel”) is a visual modeling semantics to model .net applications with wide range of specific details. It contains extremely powerful visual notations and semantics to illustrate complex application components, processes and operations easily. It overcomes the limitation of traditional modeling languages by providing a single space to describe an application system with its structural and behavioral, as well as physical and logical components. ...
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Traceability in Layered Architecture: A Roadmap

Traceability in layered architecture lets software architects to define, utilize, reuse and re-engineer existing, current and future application architecture in more structured way. This article provides a roadmap to trace multi-layer architectures easily. Introduction Multi layer architecture is one of the most popular and proven model in the current trend of software development. It lets software designers and developers to easily isolate user interface, business logic and data access logic. In ...
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Requirement Analysis Steps while Developing Software

Introduction This article provides a basic outline to discover, document requirement documents for a given software project. Some of the steps can be ignored if the application requirements are pretty simple or small. The Steps Research on Application Requirements This document includes the URL’s that are the web application and similar to the current project, which will be used to elicit the requirements. It also contains the necessary user name and password for the research sites, along with ...
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Common UI Practices in ASP.NET Applications

Introduction When we start a new project, there are some common practices that should be followed on the following project. Regarding my development experience on previous 12 ASP.NET projects, I have listed some few practices which can be followed by a developer while developing an ASP.NET application. The Practices Login page: 1. Include cookie based “Remember me” check box. 2. Include a “Forgot password” link, the user can request for password. 3. There will be a test log-in ...
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Easy Naming Practices for .NET Coding

Introduction While writing codes for .NET applications, if you and your team members contain some common naming practices, it becomes very useful, especially when you're reading your existing codes and modify your codes in VS.NET IDE. For naming conventions, I went to MSDN site, but got so much links, which made to a bit frustrated to read all the stuffs by spending couple of hours. However I have used my MS Word application and very quickly wrote some naming conventions, which can be read and can ...
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