Hello,
Lately I have been working with ASP.NET MVC and C#.
I have been building a lot of code and I am struggling to find a good
way to organize it.
I am posting some of the code I have been building:
HTML Helpers
Create new HTML MVC Helpers.
These helpers are used on various projects I am working on.
Example: Html.ToolTip
Papers
Classes that wrap Model (Linq to SQL) classes to add extra
properties and functionality.
Example: PostPaper, TagPaper, ...
ViewData
Classes that contains objects to pass from View to Controller and
vice versa.
These classes are local to the project. But because of similarity I
might use similar in other projects.
Example: PostViewData might contain: List<Post>, Post,
BlogStatistics, ...
Extra Functionallity
Classes that I use to extend some System object functionality.
Example 1: PagedList extends List functionally.
Example 2: SlideShowPro (Contains methods that mantain XML files
for SlideShowPro Flas component)
Assets
Class that contains methods that retrieve some kind of data.
Example: GetCountries returns a SelectList for use in DropDownList
on my project.
I am having some problems with code organization in namespaces.
And, for example, should I add PagedList to a namespace and class of
my own or added it System.Collections.Extension ...
When should I keep something on my namespace or added it to a System
namespace?
Any suggestions would be great.
This is getting confusing.
Thanks,
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