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I am currently working on a project in Visual Studio 2010.
Right now, my solution explorer looks like:
In other projects, I’ve seen different components of the program split up into different class libraries, so one would have for example: Project, Project.Data, Project.Business, etc and the data would include the database context and repositories, and the business would contain the logic, etc.
How should I organize my project/solution? Is there a “best practice” I should follow?
Right now you have everything in one project. I would create two new projects in this solution:
And move those folders from your current project to the new projects. I would rename
CMv2to something likeCMv2.Web