Common platform architectures
Each type of application has its best fitting software architecture. All modern architectures are somehow derived from layered architecture, although this does not make them all similar in terms of performance. Often, the same logical architecture is performed differently. Accordingly, the applied application kind, and often the same logical architecture, requires some customization to better fit the specific needs of each platform.
Architecting desktop applications
Since the release of Visual Studio 2008, the main desktop platform framework was WPF. Although it is possible to use WPF in an event-driven architecture such as the RAD architecture used in Windows Forms, this is not an efficient solution when fitted across ...
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