Enterprise Library : coming very soon!
In the coming days, the next generation of the patterns & practices Application Blocks will be released : Enterprise Library. All blocks will be delivered into 1 integrated package.
The Enterprise Library will offer the following advantages (click here for more details).
Having said that, I really look forward to take a closer look at the Enterprise Library. In the past I've worked already with some blocks (Data Access, Logging [Enterprise Instrumentation Framework], UIP) and they were quite useful, but configuration (xml-files) was not always straightforward. At the MSDN event "Unleashing the Potential of the Microsoft Platform" at the end of 2004, Rudi and David gave a sneak preview of EntLib where could be seen that a lot of work was done to prevent the configuration-troubles, but we still have to wait a little bit to see this in action. Also the integration and consistency of all blocks will be an asset. I believe that EntLib will give developers a lot of extra possibilities from scratch, without having coded one single line of code - it can act as an out-of-the-box start-solution.
The Enterprise Library will offer the following advantages (click here for more details).
- Consistency : all blocks look and behave similarly
- Extensibility : customize and extend blocks
- Ease of use : GUI-based configuration editing tool
- Integration : all blocks work together
Having said that, I really look forward to take a closer look at the Enterprise Library. In the past I've worked already with some blocks (Data Access, Logging [Enterprise Instrumentation Framework], UIP) and they were quite useful, but configuration (xml-files) was not always straightforward. At the MSDN event "Unleashing the Potential of the Microsoft Platform" at the end of 2004, Rudi and David gave a sneak preview of EntLib where could be seen that a lot of work was done to prevent the configuration-troubles, but we still have to wait a little bit to see this in action. Also the integration and consistency of all blocks will be an asset. I believe that EntLib will give developers a lot of extra possibilities from scratch, without having coded one single line of code - it can act as an out-of-the-box start-solution.
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