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2.0 - February 2008 Production

Released:	Feb 28 2008
Updated:	Feb 29 2008 by gblock
Dev status:	-not yet defined by owner-
Rated:	based on 12 ratings (Add your own rating)
Reviewed:	12 reviews
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Wiki link:	[release:11176]

Microsoft patterns & practices License for Web Client Software Factory

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The release can be downloaded from MSDN at Web Client Software Factory - February 2008

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Released | Planned

	Web Client Developer Guidance - Nov 13th Drop Nov 13 2009, Stable
	Guidance to enable CWAB in a SharePoint App Sep 8 2008
	Guidance to enable Unity in a SharePoint App Sep 8 2008
	2.0 - February 2008 Production Feb 28 2008
	Modularity Bundle 2008.1.10.4 Jan 15 2008
	MVP Bundle 2007.11.27.2 Dec 4 2007
	Search Bundle 2007.11.28.3 Nov 6 2007
	Responsive Composite Web Client RI 2007.11.16.5 Oct 10 2007
	Composite Web Client Automation 2007.12.4.3 Oct 8 2007
	Composite Web Client Library 2007.11.16.5 Oct 8 2007
	Validation Bundle 2007.11.16.5 Sep 28 2007
	Contextual AutoComplete Bundle 2007.11.16.5 Sep 18 2007
	Hands-on Labs for WCSF June 2007 Release Sep 4 2007
	1.1 - June 2007 Production Jun 20 2007
	WCSF Workshop Mar07 Special Build Apr 6 2007
	WCSF Documentation Production Jan 11 2007

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Its realy a good initiative to help learners
by agrawal_ma on Oct 16 at 4:34 PM

ok ,goodddddddddddddd
by soraphong on Sep 18 at 12:13 PM

*****All Star plateform for ASP.NET Developer.I loved the way you seperate UI and UI Logics.I also like the way you can implement Unit Test. Just a great asset!
by Talley767 on Sep 12 at 4:19 AM

this pattern is great
by tungtd on Jul 17 at 5:43 AM

it's very well
by flyxing on Jun 4 at 10:13 AM

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by qqqwwwqqq on May 23 at 3:45 PM

It is good to implement Microsoft MVP patterns. Everyone can see MVP patterns detail in http://aviadezra.blogspot.com/2008/10/model-view-presenter-design-pattern.html.
by garyccwu on Apr 13 at 10:49 AM

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by rbgame on Mar 23 at 6:52 PM

I have followed these installation instructions exactly. When opening up VS 2008 to begin with the basics, i.e. hello world application, the Guidance Packages option is not present in my new project dialog. What gives?
by rkosik on Jan 20 at 7:06 PM

hi
by luiscalderon on Jan 19 at 5:06 PM

good job
by neozhu on Aug 15 2008 at 1:54 AM

Great release with Page flow app block and Entlib 4 support
by ashithmr on Aug 6 2008 at 4:52 AM

patterns & practices Web Client Developer Guidance

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