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Been away from .NET for many years. In those days, business logic was largely represented as procedural code using classes for organization, manipulating record
by aryehof 3y ago
Been away from .NET for many years. In those days, business logic was largely represented as procedural code using classes for organization, manipulating recordsets or datasets.
Is that still the case?
- sebazzz 3y agoYou can use micro-ORMs like Dapper, but I don't how you would do anything else than classes to represent your result sets unless you want to stuff everything in a dynamic ExpandoObject (which you can). In that case, go back to PHP or where-ever you come from ;-)
- aryehof 3y agoYou can use an object domain model to model a complex system. Something more common in say Java than .NET with its traditional “wizard” based tooling legacy. Worth looking up if all you know is recordsets and datasets.
- sebazzz 3y agoYes, active records and such. There are various ORMs in .NET that allow this.