3 Tier ASP.NET Web Application Development

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Hi guys, I was recently appointed to develop an ASP.NET Web application for my company, actually i have been developing ASP.NET Application since the start of my carrier but i seen a little because most of my recent application are not internet web application which mean they are mostly intranet application. Please can anyone reference me to a book or web site link that explain 3 Tier application development in .NET in details, i mean more advance one.

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Posted 12-Feb-13 22:56pm

ahmedfaruk88

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*Karthik Harve* · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-12T23:01:00

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Hi,

you can by reading the articles from the below links.
3-Tier Architecture in ASP.NET with C#[^]
3-Tier Architecture in ASP.NET with C# tutorial[^]
3 tier architecture example in asp.net with C#[^]
3-tier architecture in C#[^]
3-Tier Architecture in asp.net using c#[^]

even lot more tutorials, articles and examples you can found in google[^].

happy coding.

Posted 12-Feb-13 23:01pm

Karthik Harve

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ahmedfaruk88 13-Feb-13 5:07am

I really appreciate your response Khathik? God bless you? Can you be my mentor

Karthik Harve 13-Feb-13 5:09am

Thanks ahmed. Happy Coding :-)

ahmedfaruk88 13-Feb-13 5:12am

Some times one cannot really express his question the way it is intended but if there is mentor, i can mail the problem and have it checked