MSDN Webcast: Architecting .NET Solutions With C (Part 09 of 15): Interfaces and Design-by-Contract in .NET (Level 200)
Overview This webcast digs into the critical topic of interfaces and their usage in .NET applications. Beginning with a look at contract-based programming and design reuse, it discusses the use of plug-compatible components ("acts-like"), generic database programming with ADO.NET interfaces, and interfaces in the FxCL, including serialization, sorting, disposing, and iterating. It also examines why and how to create own interfaces, and look at design patterns, the future of application design in .NET.
| Publisher | Microsoft | ||
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| Live Date | 5th October 2007 01:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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