Recommended Tier Framework For Web Application?
Mar 1, 2010
trying to switch to better coding practises, I am totally confused about which path to choose. For the past year I was just coding through classic asp coding methodology. Now I know about things as
3 tier custom 3 tier with Strongly typed data sets N tier applications Custom entity objects and so on
Can someone recommend me an approach for designing web applications from these? Some book or tutorial reference with simple CRUD application that would help me. I am currently stuck with strongly typed data sets as I cant find CRUD tutorials with that approach. I would like to just choose the right approach and build on it.
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