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Desktop application in Microsoft Technologies is also a major strength of Digital Domain India Pvt. Ltd. Since the advent of the Web, developers have been trying to make Web applications as interactive and responsive as applications running within the client locally or in a client/server environment over the local network. Our developers are well versed in developing the desktop applications as per the requirement of the client. Unique Software Factory Approach of development of software application enables timely delivery of software assets with consistent quality over the entire project lifecycle.
When creating a Windows Forms-based application, digital Domain follows following application architecture guidelines:
We rely on data binding to keep data synchronized across multiple forms that are open simultaneously. This alleviates the need to write complex data synchronization code.
We avoid hard-coding relationships between forms, and rely on the user process component to open them and synchronize data and events. This makes user interface elements more reusable.
We implement error handlers in forms. Doing so prevents the user from seeing an unfriendly .NET exception window and having the application fail if you have not handled exceptions elsewhere.
We validate user input in the user interface. Validation occurs at the stages in the user's task or process that allow point-in-time validations. In some cases, we can proactively enable and disable controls and visually cue the user when invalid data is entered. Validating user input in the user interface prevents unnecessary round trips to server-side components when invalid data has been entered.
If we are creating custom user controls, we expose only the public properties and methods that we actually need. This makes the components more maintainable.
Digital Domain has a large and growing team of Microsoft certified professionals with rich experience of developing cost effective and quality solutions using .NET based desktop and smart-client application architecture.
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