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Microsoft® patterns & practices for Application Architecture and Design include reference architectures and application blocks. Here is a list of such patterns & practices for application architecture and design.
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The Complete List of patterns & practices
- Application Architecture for .NET: Designing Applications and Services (patterns & practices)
- Authentication in ASP.NET: .NET Security Guidance (patterns & practices)
- Caching Architecture Guide for .NET Framework Applications (patterns & practices)
- .NET Data Access Architecture Guide (patterns & practices)
- Designing Data Tier Components and Passing Data Through Tiers (patterns & practices)
- Designing Application-Managed Authorization (patterns & practices)
- Exception Management Architecture Guide (patterns & practices)
- Monitoring in .NET Distributed Application Design (patterns & practices)
- Microsoft .NET/COM Migration and Interoperability (patterns & practices)
- Web Service Facade for Legacy Applications (patterns & practices)
- Enterprise Library (patterns & practices)
- Aggregation Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Asynchronous Invocation Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Caching Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Configuration Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Cryptography Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Data Access Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Exception Handling Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Logging and Instrumentation Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Security Application Block (patterns & practices)
- Updater Application Block (patterns & practices)
- User Interface Process Application Block (patterns & practices)