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| As described in the topic about the [[assemblies|Assemblies]] it is convenient to split your applications in different assemblies, that can also be used in different projects. | As described in the topic about the [[assemblies|Assemblies]] it is convenient to split your applications in different assemblies, that can also be used in different projects. | ||
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| + | Specially when compared to VO, it is very important to split up your application. In VO, many people uses monolithic applications, | ||
| + | Unfortunately this is not more the case with the .NET Framework: .NET apps are compiled fully every time, and before starting the application it must be built completely. Therefore you working speed (write - compile - run) will be much better if you are using modular applications. | ||
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| + | .NET permits much more modularity than VO, so use it. | ||
application_structure.txt · Last modified: 2018/06/04 05:40 by wolfgangriedmann