I have the following project:
CompanyName.SystemName.ProjectName
When used with Using it looks like a namespace, But it is not.
I have the following project: CompanyName.SystemName.ProjectName When used with Using it looks like a
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I have the following project:
CompanyName.SystemName.ProjectName
When used with Using it looks like a namespace, But it is not.
you can name your projects any way you like as long as it’s a valid filename. Usually the project name matches the root namespace of that project but it’s not a hard rule.
I prefer to follow that naming convension since it makes it easier to navigate the solution (If I know the name space I know in which project to look) and it’s the default in VS. if you wish the default namespace to be different from the project name you will have to change the settings.
ReSharper by default takes it a bit further and enforces a naming convetion for subfolders of a project as well.