Articles by Anton Pious Alfred (Articles: 3, Tip/Trick: 1)

An ASP.NET website would eventually be deployed on the production server. As the application grows, so too the number of web pages. Invariably, bugs or crashes occur. After deployment, there should be ways to gracefully maintain the website.

Most systems developed would have different environments, to name a few, Development, Quality Assurance, or Testing and Live or Production. This article describes how to incorporate all three environment configurations without having to change them while deploying.

Most systems that use Stored Procedures make use of SQL parameters to send and receive information from the database. The code to create these SQL parameters and then populating them is repeated throughout the system. This article describes how to automate this code.

The MVC Pattern was first conceptualized assuming all the three actors were present at one place. Since Web Applications have both a client and a server this needs to be applied differently without technology bias.