CSLA .NET provides a home for your business logic. This ebook (in PDF format) is an introduction to CSLA .NET in 2019, and will provide you with an overview of the framework, its goals and its most basic usage scenarios.
This book covers the new Blazor UI framework, including how to create server-side and client-side WebAssembly projects, how to implement authentication and authorization, and how to use data binding. It then covers how CSLA .NET supports Blazor, including walking through a complete sample app.
CSLA .NET provides a home for your business logic. This ebook (in PDF format) is an introduction to CSLA version 8, and will provide you with an overview of the framework, its goals and its most basic usage scenarios.
This book covers CSLA .NET version 3.0, focused on changes from version 2.1. Topics include WCF, WPF, Windows Workflow, changes to data binding affecting Windows Forms, and other CSLA .NET enhancements.
This ebook (in PDF format) is an introduction to CSLA 4, and will provide you with an overview of the framework, its goals and its most basic usage scenarios.
This book is also part of the Using CSLA 4 ebook series, so if you purchase the series you will get this book automatically. The series consists of several related ebooks. While each ebook is separate, they are designed to work together to provide information about CSLA 4. The book series shows you how to use the CSLA framework to build powerful and scalable applications for Windows, Silverlight and the web.
This ebook (in PDF format) demonstrates how to create a Windows Phone 7 (WP7) application that uses a business layer created using CSLA 4. This ebook also demonstrates the use of the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) design pattern in a way that is very complementary to the capabilities provided by CSLA .NET business objects, resulting in an application that is easy to build and maintain with clear separation of concerns between the XAML-based view, the interface control code in the viewmodel and the model composed of CSLA-based business objects. This ebook also makes use of the open-source Bxf MVVM UI framework.