Design Goals
Visual Studio .NET 2003
Application design goals are established during the design phase of application development.
In This Section
- Availability
- Discusses the ability of an application to be present and ready for use.
- Manageability
- Discusses the ability of an application to be administered.
- Performance
- Discusses the measure of an application's operation under load.
- Reliability
- Discusses the ability of an application to perform in a predictable manner.
- Scalability
- Discusses the ability of an application to match increasing demand with an increase in resources.
- Securability
- Discusses the ability of an application to protect its resources.
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- Architecture of Duwamish 7.0
- Discusses the architecture of the Duwamish 7.0 enterprise sample application and the design decisions that were made.
- Architecture of Fitch and Mather 7.0
- Discusses the architecture of the Fitch and Mather 7.0 enterprise sample application and the design decisions that were made.
- Programming with the .NET Framework
- Describes how to perform the tasks involved in building .NET applications.
