When Amultek approaches application development, the first step in creating the architecture is developing the code area to become the application framework.  Then, we begin texting and adding User Interface controls to it simultaneously.  Amultek builds and tests the main business logic and adds robust features.  Amultek uses a high level Business Application Language (BAL) to minimizing coding efforts and uses the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) process to confirm that the application meets mutually agreed-upon requirements.

MVC and Entity Framework
Minimizing coding is an essential part of the architecture to save our clients time and money.  Amultek uses the advanced technique of model-view-controller in the architecture of our .NET development to create more code that is reusable.  Because Amultek uses Visual Studio 2010, the MVC is created automatically, which has a number of benefits:

Excellent Code Reuse - Amultek approaches the entity framework as though every aspect is a unique object.  Then the code is built using this framework so it collects and stores the different values of these objects in a database.  The result of this practice is incredible code reuse.

Faster Development - We use inherited controls or create custom user controls that enable code to be reused in other applications.  This makes developing new applications faster.

Easier Maintenance - A single change in the object of the entity framework with MVC is automatically reflected on all layers, rather than modifying the code for each page individually.  This brings down the time spent on maintenance and development.

LINQ
LINQ is a .NET Framework component that adds time-saving native data querying capabilities.  Amultek uses LINQ to simplify queries for large quantities of data.  All the information from the database is collected by different queries and saved by the LINQ.  Then, each time data is needed, the query collection is queried.  This improves performance by making a query to the actual database unnecessary.  So rather than use complex coding, large data can be queried with a simple call to the collection.  Also, the business logic of an application can be written using a simple query.

Membership
User login authentication is built using membership modules of .NET, such as user registration or login.  By reusing this code or controls, maintaining membership across multiple applications is simplified.