.NET Application Frameworks - Part 1
Every system needs a framework. The main hubs that a framework should cover are UI/UX, database, and logic. These are the indispensable parts of the application that change over time and make up the bulk of a system. A useful framework frees the system builder or other team members up to focus on these things. However, teams often neglect this and end up reinventing the wheel by focusing on plumbing that shouldn’t be necessary. This series puts a case forward for using Application Frameworks with .NET and introduces some such frameworks. System builders and configuration experts should be able to focus on UI, database, and logic, and it should be possible to develop these with minimal code. When confronted with a new project, the first questions are: what ORM should we use? Which CSS framework? How can the business team...
Christian Findlay
Dec 19, 2019
