Topic: Windows Forms

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Data Management in Windows Forms Applications, Part 1 (Windows DevCenter)
Chris Tavares has always enjoyed doing user interface work. As he puts it, the ability to put his work right on the screen in full view is what makes UI work different from back-end business logic, and it feels more satisfying somehow to write code that does something on the screen, rather than just adjust an account balance somewhere in some database. In this article, he will show you how the typical Model-View architecture works in .NET.

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