Application Architecture - Driving Forces, Approaches and Implementation Considerations

Author: codeproject.com | Published: 13th Feb 2008 | Visited: 103 times | Add Comment
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This article discusses various driving forces, approaches and implementation considerations, involved in deciding the application architecture. There is no rocket science here - the whole objective is to aid you to decide an architecture that may suit your scenario.

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