Real Life example of design pattern implementation in real asp.net Project

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I need real Life example of design pattern implementation in a real asp.net project..I have read all the articles from almost all over sites but they only explain definition and some console example .
but how to implement in real form based asp.net web application

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Posted 14-Sep-12 22:50pm

vithal wadje

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AmitGajjar 15-Sep-12 5:01am

If you understand the cocept then you will find some place where that pattern can be helpful.

[no name] 15-Sep-12 5:10am

Sir but i got difficulties which pattern when to use

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Answer 1 · 2012-09-14T23:03:00

Solution 1

Which design pattern do you mean? Here are many of them explained: http://www.oodesign.com[^]. Some are built-in into the framework itself, so you will use them even if you are not aware of it...

Posted 14-Sep-12 23:03pm

Zoltán Zörgő

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[no name] 15-Sep-12 5:09am

Thanks sir..

Zoltán Zörgő 15-Sep-12 5:10am

You are welcome.

[no name] 15-Sep-12 5:13am

Sir but i got difficulties which pattern when to use

Zoltán Zörgő 15-Sep-12 5:19am

Have you clicked on the "when to use" links? There is really good explanation. But You can google for every pattern, and there you will find more detailed explanations and samples also. The link I have given is a really good collection, but no book. If you need a book, try this one for example. And this article might be also of use for you.

[no name] 15-Sep-12 5:28am

Zoltán Zörgő sir your suggestions gives me a great boost to mind to understand design pattern concept ..i know it easy to understand but very difficult to implement..but thanks a lot sir

Zoltán Zörgő 15-Sep-12 5:33am

Not really. You don't actually implement a patterns - they can guide you how to structure your solution to a problem. But first of all, you really need to understand what one or another is bringing you, what you gain when you use it. You can not force your problem into a pattern. You have to choose if some is fitting your need. But in a real-life situation a concrete pattern might be good fraction of the project and other pattern for an other fraction of it. Few patterns can be applied to a problem as whole.

AmitGajjar 15-Sep-12 5:33am

nice link 5+

Zoltán Zörgő 15-Sep-12 5:33am

Thank you.

[no name] 15-Sep-12 5:49am

thanks again Zoltán Zörgő sir

**AmitGajjar** · Answer 2 · 2012-09-14T23:17:00

Hi,

Gang of Four[^] is very famous to learn about Design pattern. Initially you will find it difficult to implement in your project but when you have big project with complexity, design pattern make it easier to maintain.

It is not compulsary to use any of the design pattern but if you are developing long run project then it would be helpful to your team members to understand.

If you are beginner with asp.net then i suggest you to just learn basic concept of the C# and ASP.Net. After experiece you will find some difficulties in your application and at that moment this design pattern will be understand by you.

Example:

If you need one class that maintain some value, but that class is called many times but you don't want to create multiple instance of that then you can follow SingleTon Design pattern[^]

Hope you learn other pattern gradually,

ospmojamcpds · Answer 3 · 2013-09-09T22:06:00

Solution 3

Check following link. Read the book A to Z. I think this will be help you.
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/productCd-0470292784.html[^]
Thanks

Posted 9-Sep-13 22:06pm

ospmojamcpds