Where can I learn about proper C# project architecture design?

c# architecture enterprise organization
Joe Jack picture Joe Jack · Apr 20, 2009 · Viewed 17k times · Source

I'm a homegrown programmer and have been coding most of my recent applications in C#. These applications are usually small tools that help me with my day to day tasks. I do tend to use good design patterns, but since my projects are usually on a very small scale, I just dump everything into one Visual Studio project (GUI, domain code, etc).

I've been wanting to develop a larger financial oriented application (equity/futures options analysis/modeling), but am not quite sure how to approach the actual architecture/organization. I've peeked into the code of a few open source finance apps and they're usually laid out into many sub-projects. ie: FinApp.Core, FinApp.GUI, FinApp.API, FinApp.DataStorage, FinApp.WebService, etc.

Where can I go to learn about how to best structure large applications?

Answer

trendl picture trendl · Apr 20, 2009

I recommend having a look at Sharp architecture.

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