What UI template are you using for asp.net (mvp, passive view, etc.)?
I want to start building more testable web applications, unfortunately I can't work with Microsoft MVC framework yet. So I'm looking for advice. What UI image do you use with asp.net applications and how do you implement them?
I do understand patterns like MVP, MVC, etc., but I have no experience implementing them, so any input is greatly appreciated.
Best wishes, Egil.
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I still use "old fashioned" web forms, but I try to keep as much logic away from the code behind the files as possible, and instead have the business / domain logic on a separate layer, with the facade class in between and the presentation layer (remote facade if it is a service).
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If you want something quick and dirty while still using WebForms while getting all the benefits of separating your presentation code from the rest of your application, I've used the following method, which works great.
http://www.duncangunn.me.uk/dasblog/2008/03/02/WebFormsMVCOnTheCheap.aspx
This allows me to "manipulate" my application with unit tests. It's nothing short of perfect, but I've used it in several applications now and have had success.
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I've used the FrontContoller pattern for a number of projects, which works well and is fairly well tested.
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