MVC vs MVP vs MVVM : Difference

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• MVC vs MVP vs MVVM : Difference
• Paging in DataGrid in alphabetical manner
• SQL- The 50 points Last Minute Revision
• Synechron Interview @ Hyderabad for 4+ experience
• MVC: Showing the results on page from more than 1 database table using View Models.

MVC vs MVP vs MVVM : Difference Posted: 06 Feb 2013 11:23 AM PST MVC, MVP and MVVM; among the most prominent questions in an interview. It seriously ate my head and time in the beginning. Links were available, but again the terminologies and examples used were no lehman terms. That is why I thought just to share the crux in the simplest possible way. The article is totally as per my understanding on the topic. Please correct me in case I appear confusing or you have a contradicting thought.

Paging in DataGrid in alphabetical manner Posted: 08 Feb 2013 04:16 AM PST This article focus on displaying the paging in alphabetical manner using Linkbuttons at the footer of the datagrid. The LinkButtons are added in Item created event and commandName and commandArgument properties of the linkbutton are used to identify them.

SQL- The 50 points Last Minute Revision Posted: 08 Feb 2013 04:41 AM PST Tried to cover almost every theoretical aspect in SQL in these simple 50 points. This can be tremendously useful for polishing your skills just before the interview. Tried to be as simple as possible while jotting down the concepts.

Synechron Interview @ Hyderabad for 4+ experience Posted: 10 Feb 2013 08:53 AM PST I recently attended an interview with Synechron at Hyderabad. I am sharing the list of questions that I faced. The interview was held in Feb, 2013. The list is particular to people with experience in Microsoft Technologies Experience (ie. WCF, WPF, .Net framework)

MVC: Showing the results on page from more than 1 database table using View Models. Posted: 10 Feb 2013 10:02 AM PST In this article, i will explain how to use ViewModels to show records from more than 1 database tables and display it to the user on page. The ViewModel will be passed in iEnumerable fashion to the View and the List will contain the records of all the tables used.

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