Daniel Fisher(lennybacon) - SOA, Data and the Web - ASP.NET Features vs Real Applications

Monday, October 31, 2005

The most important thing to point out whenever I talk about ASP.NET 2.0 data-driven applications is:

    "With the SqlDataSource and GridView or
DetailView controls you can
        quickly build up tiny applications that just
     need to be set up asap.
       This has to do nothing with REAL
best practice applications!"

Therefore I was pretty happy to read "The Code Spaghetti generation is back" in Pascal Leloup's Blog (Help .NET).

Here is my statement:

ASP.NET | C#

Monday, October 31, 2005 3:43:42 PM (W. Europe Standard Time, UTC+01:00)

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Monday, October 31, 2005 5:24:14 PM (W. Europe Standard Time, UTC+01:00)

The GridView and DetailsView controls can easily be used with the ObjectDataSource, and provide clean abstractions for doing data access.

I think what you mean is avoid using SqlDataSource (which causes SQL statements to be saved in a .aspx page). No?

scottgu | scottguAT NOSPAMmicrosoft dot com

Monday, October 31, 2005 7:30:10 PM (W. Europe Standard Time, UTC+01:00)

Hi Daniel,

I'm partially with you as you can see at my (german) post from the beginning of this year:

http://blogs.dotnetgerman.com/alexonasp.net/PermaLink,guid,125eae60-b11e-46b9-99a4-c28d534cb29c.aspx

Alex

Thursday, November 10, 2005 8:58:30 AM (W. Europe Standard Time, UTC+01:00)

@scottgu: I love the object data source for sure :-)

Daniel

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Daniel Fisher is a co-founder of devcoach® (www.devcoach.biz), a company that supports and accompanies customers in projects with the Microsoft® .NET platform all through from architecture to deployment.

Daniel has a strong emphasis on service-orientation (SOA), agile methodologies and processes, the web and data access.

He is a recognized expert in the SOA-field and plans and realizes distributed systems on the Microsoft platform since many years. Daniel is one of the early Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) experts and was a member of the technical adoption program for the Microsoft Corporation.

For the federal office for security in information technology of the German government he and Michael Willers have created a security analysis and written practice-proven guidelines for the daily work with WCF. As experts for the topic "SOA with .NET" they traveled through Europe to discuss the requirements of architects from all over the world and help them implement solutions.

Daniel is developing software since 1995 (since 1999 on the .NET platform) and has worked several years on projects as a developer, architect, project lead and consultant for insurance companies, distributors, mobile communications hardware, construction supplies and various other companies of different branches.

He is actively contributing to the software developer community as chair-man of JustCommunity e.V. (www.justcommunity.de), organizer of the biggest regional community event, and lead of a user group.

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