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Opinions on the DoFactory framework?

Dofactory has a 3.5 framework for software development and includes some design patterns that are explained in the document. There, an example application is built using a framework that has user interfaces for WinForm, WPF, ASP.NET (WebForms), ASP.NET MVC and DAL using Linq and ADO.NET, which makes it a candidate for a training tool and framework for you can use in real applications.

I am not sure about the quality and ease of use of the framework. I would like to hear opinions from people who really used it, and from those who heard stories about it.

I am also interested in similar good frameworks that include DAL and business layers (besides CSLA).

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I used DoFactory 2.0, I really like the documentation that came with it. especially where he showed where the design pattern was used in the .NET framework.

the structure was good, in the sense that I was able to understand what was going on. I liked how he included some of the pea patterens. I would be very interested in how the MVC and WPF clients were implemented.

before you buy this look at S # arp Architure

which has fully embedded orm, IoC, MVC, WCF, Domain Driven, Unit Testing, Validation, each of these tools is based on templates ... also browse the site, it has good documentation

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It is like compiling existing documentation. There are already great books on design patterns and .Net. In addition to this, they use "LINQ-TO-SQL" for their DAL, which is already dead . It seems that their framework is no longer relevant ...

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We used DoFactory for .NET 2.0 and liked it.

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