UI Frameworks

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Hi,

Wondering if anyone can point to some good UI frameworks. I've looked at the Composite UI Application Block and the UI Process Application Block. Just wondering if anyone knows of others that might be worth investigating.

I'm primarily interested in this for use with Windows Forms, not ASP.NET

Thanks,

Matt

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UI Frameworks

  • Rajeshrv

    I'll start some writing on the MVC topic and implementation of ingenious, if anyone is interested here you have the link

    www.itbuilder.com.mx/blogs/gabriel.oliva

  • DonRR

    I really like MS CAB Block. It has a bit of a learning curve, but it is very flexible and extensible.

  • MikeMinsk

    Thanks, I'll look at both.

    Matt

  • holly c#er

    There's also Ingenious MVC framework:

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/ingeniousmvc

    Arnon



  • Jim Glass - MSFT

    Are you talking about Smart Client frameworks, or just those dealing with the visual aspects of the applicatoin



  • rufuskes

    DevExpress has a good framework, Simple Application Framework for .Net. It handles normal Windows Applications. It is described in a white paper under best practices. The download code utilizes their tools, but you can use standard .Net controls in place of them. It is extensible and easy to understand.
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