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Starting a new project - where to start?

I am going to launch my own project, which will be ASP.NET MVC + Fluent NHibernate. I want to use the test approach as much as possible. So where exactly do I start? Database schema? Domain Model? Mapping domain model classes to database?

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If you have little experience writing tests, it’s easiest to start with a domain model (or at a higher level just below the user interface). When you manage the design of a domain model using TDD, you will know what the database schema should look like. It might be a good idea to postpone the introduction of the database into the system, as processing the database schema migration will add some development overhead. And it will also lead to a better design, because then the domain model will be better separated from the database level.

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Design for Integrability.

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S # arp , , :

  • NHibernate
  • FluentNhibernate
  • TDD/DDD Sqlite
  • Mocking

You can also install the arch arch S #. template for Visual Studio IDE.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1739541/

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