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ASP.NET 3.5 Social Networking

By : Andrew Siemer
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ASP.NET 3.5 Social Networking

By: Andrew Siemer

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ASP.NET 3.5 Social Networking
Andrew Siemer
Dec, 2008 | 580 pages
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Table of Contents (19 chapters)
ASP.NET 3.5 Social Networking
ASP.NET 3.5 Social Networking
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewer
About the Reviewer
Preface
Preface
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1
Social Networking
Social Networking
What makes this topic so important
Once I have my own social network, then what?
Our social network—Fisharoo
This book's approach
Features of our social network
Summary
2
An Enterprise Approach to our Community Framework
An Enterprise Approach to our Community Framework
A layered architecture versus a non-layered architecture
Domain-driven Design
Model View Presenter pattern
Factory pattern using StructureMap
Repository pattern and LINQ
Wrappers for everything!
Error handling and logging
Summary
3
User Accounts
User Accounts
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
4
User Profiles
User Profiles
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
5
Friends
Friends
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
6
Messaging
Messaging
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
7
Media Galleries
Media Galleries
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
8
Blogs
Blogs
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
9
Message Boards
Message Boards
Problem
Design
Categories
Solution
Summary
10
Groups
Groups
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
11
Comments, Tags, and Ratings
Comments, Tags, and Ratings
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
12
Moderation
Moderation
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
13
Scaling Up
Scaling Up
Problem
Design
Solution
Summary
Index
Index

About the Author

Andrew Siemer is the co-founder of the .NET user group VirtualDNUG.com, and is currently an architect/engineer at OTX Research. He has worked as a software engineer, architect, trainer, and author since 1998 when he left the Army. Andrew has provided consultancy to many companies on the topics of ecommerce, social networking, and business systems. He has worked with eUniverse (AllYouCanInk.com), PointVantage (MyInks.com), Callaway Golf (CallawayConnect.com), Guidance Software (GuidanceSoftware.com), Intermix Media (FlowGo.com, Grab.com), and FOX Interactive (AmericanIdol.com, FoxSports.com) to name a few. In addition to his daily duties, he also conducts classes in .NET, C#, and other web technologies, blogs on numerous topics (blog.andrewsiemer.com, socialnetworkingin.net to name a couple), and works on fun new communities such as Fisharoo.com and GymEd.com.

I would like to first thank my wife Jessica Siemer. Without her love and understanding this project and all the others before it would not have been able to get off the ground, let alone get anywhere near completion! For this book project in particular though Jess gave me everything I needed to make it through to the end. My day to day successes in life would be nothing without you.

I would also like to thank Brian Loesgen from Neudesic for getting me started down the book writing path. He has been there for me time and time again keeping me headed in the right direction. And to the friends I made while at Intermix Media, Adam Wolkov and David Higbee. This book was inspired by our many early morning coffee and juice brain storming sessions. Thank you for igniting the initial spark to get this project started.

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