Building a LOB Gamification Service Administration Website: Intro
Introduction I received my Xbox 360 as a birthday gift from my wife in December 2005. It has since become my all-time favorite console. Besides Atari 2600, this is probably my most used console ever....
View ArticleBuilding a LOB Gamification Service Administration Website: Simulation
Welcome back to the LOB Gamification Series. The previous post is Part 1. ProModel has a portfolio of LOB enterprise software and I thought it would be interesting to explain gamification by looking...
View ArticleLOB Gamification Service Admin Website: Domain Model
In the last post about the LOB Gamification Service, the explanation of the video is a great starting point for defining the domain model I will be using. “Every time the user crossed a lightning bolt...
View ArticleLOB Gamification Service Admin Website: Data Services
At the end of the last post, I had a solution with multiple projects. One of the projects contained the POCO domain model and another project leveraged EF Code First to read/write the domain model to a...
View ArticleBuilding a LOB Gamification Service Administration Website: Web API CRUD
At the end of the last post I had shown a high level overview of some data design patterns such as Repositories and Unit of Work and ended with the browser fetching data from the database for the...
View ArticleBuilding a LOB Gamification Service Administration Website: UI Mockup
Introduction Simulation Domain Model Server Data Services Web API Crud I have had the pleasure of working with some pretty talented U.I. developers. There are some people that can look at a screen 10...
View ArticleUsing your “User” table with MVC4 Internet Template
The MVC4 Internet template assumes that it will be adding a user table called “UserProfile” to your database. What I think a high percentage of developers would want is to use their domain model’s...
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