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Naming my classes and class folders in PHP project
I am working on an (PHP) application where users have so called workspaces. A workspace is a folder with a specific structure and bunch of specific files - user information and some workspace metadata ...
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Appropriates names for Api implementation and Api Client Library
Suppose I have a big project, called Northwind. It's a website in front of a database. Now management want me to create a public API for this. I create a new ASP.NET Core project called Northwind.Api ...
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Project structure and folder naming
I have a cpp project which source code I want to split into 3 groups and want to define structure for these files by creating folders with nice name. First group are files related to socket ...
2votes
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C# namespace and class naming
I have a small issue with namespace and class naming. Here is a practical example: ResourceLayer.cs - Public component that holds the manager and the map provider, implements an interface ...
3votes
2answers
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Should I break down test class into multiple files?
I have a test class with about 25 tests that are testing the different aspect of it. I wonder Should I break it down into smaller classes? If so, then what is the best naming/packaging convention? ...
3votes
1answer
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Namespace by topic or by purpose? [closed]
The project I'm working on has quite a few classes. These classes can be grouped in two different ways. I'm trying to decide which grouping is best as for namespacing. Currently I a set of user facing ...
18votes
4answers
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C project avoiding naming conflicts
I'm struggling to find pragmatic real-world advice on function naming conventions for a medium sized C library project. My library project is separated into a few modules and submodules with their own ...
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3answers
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Naming the project containing only interfaces [closed]
I've extracted interfaces from my repository classes, like ICustomerRepository, IProductRepository and so on. The project which contains the repositories is named X.DataAccessLayer. Should I call the ...