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1. Singleton Design Pattern in Asp.net using C#
codeproject Introduction When we want to make a only one instance of a class and also making sure that  there is a global access point to that object then the design pattern we user is called Singleton. The pattern ensures that the class is instantiated only once and that all requests are di
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Salmanzz
Updated: 7 Sep 2009
Rating: 3.24/5 (9 votes)
2. Asp.net date picker control part 2
codeproject download code here Introduction In my previous post How to: Create a Date Picker Composite Control in ASP.NET (C#). I explained how to work with asp.net composite control to create a date picker control for asp.net. Problem However to use that control you still require JavaS
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Not defined » ASP.NET Controls » General
Salmanzz
Updated: 24 Aug 2009
Rating: 4.57/5 (8 votes)
3. State Design Pattern
codeproject In state design pattern, it can change its behaviour by switching to a set of different operations and we achieved this pattern from an object variable changing its subclass, within a hierarchy. Allow an object to alter its behaviour when its internal state changes. The object will app
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Not defined » Design and Architecture » Design Patterns
Salmanzz
Updated: 14 Aug 2009
Rating: 4.20/5 (5 votes)
4. Strategy Design Pattern
codeproject Introduction By definition Strategy design pattern  allow an object to change  its behaviour when its internal state changes. The object will appear to change its class. The Strategy design pattern enables a client to choose which algorithm to use from a family of algorithms
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Not defined » Design and Architecture » Design Patterns
Salmanzz
Updated: 14 Aug 2009
Rating: 4.00/5 (5 votes)
5. Adapter Design Pattern How to use in Asp.net using C#
codeproject What is Adapter Pattern? The Adapter pattern is a structural  design pattern  which enables a system to use classes whose interfaces don’t quite match its requirements or in other words is used to make a interface which client understands. When to use it? Its quite use
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Not defined » Design and Architecture » Design Patterns
Salmanzz
Updated: 14 Aug 2009
Rating: 2.69/5 (7 votes)
6. Mediator design pattern
codeproject Introduction The Mediator pattern is there to enable objects to communicate without knowing each other’s identities.it promotes loose coupling by keeping objects from referring to each other explicitly, and it lets you vary their interaction independently. Explanation Mediator desi
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Not defined » Design and Architecture » Design Patterns
Salmanzz
Updated: 20 Jul 2009
Rating: 3.00/5 (3 votes)
7. Observer Design Pattern in C#
codeproject Introduction The Observer design pattern  is a relationship between objects so that when one changes its state, all the others are notified accordingly.  In other words it defines that an object must be able to notify other objects without making assumptions about what these objects are
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Not defined » Design and Architecture » Design Patterns
Salmanzz
Updated: 13 Jul 2009
Rating: 2.50/5 (4 votes)
8. How to: Create a Date Picker Composite Control in ASP.NET (C#)
codeproject download code here Introduction Composite controls are controls that combine multiple controls together to form a new reusable control. For example, a simple composite control could consist of both a Label control and a TextBox control. This example, however, puts one Tex
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Not defined » ASP.NET Controls » General
Salmanzz
Updated: 2 Jul 2009
Rating: 3.75/5 (4 votes)

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