Evolution to a common framework.

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We are used to improvising showing source code and talking about it, but it happens that there is no framework in which all programmers collaborate and where the best functions that everyone can use are found. It is understood that there would be moderators who would approve or not the improvements. I do not know if there is a framework and I would like to see what they have. Do you know any? I use Wpf, Winforms and Asp.net

What I have tried:

in all internet, in all internet.

Posted 16-Sep-21 19:54pm

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Updated 16-Sep-21 20:04pm

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BillWoodruff 17-Sep-21 2:54am

imho, that would depend on their being a common frame of reference: what if one dev is using thing in .NET Core that are not available in WinForms standard ?

I think you'd need to sort out platform/framework specific stuff from stuff which is shared.

Richard Deeming 17-Sep-21 6:54am

Once again, "in all internet, in all internet" is NOT a valid entry in the "What I have tried" box. 🤦‍♂️

PIEBALDconsult 17-Sep-21 10:28am

Not achievable.
And as with so many such things, it may be of benefit to unskilled newbies, but not to experienced experts -- think of cake mixes and microwave frozen dinners.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2021-09-16T20:04:00

Start with GIT: it's built in to VS these days: The Git experience in Visual Studio | Microsoft Docs[^] so all you'd need is a repository (GitHub is out there though so you may not need to set up your own server).

It's a version control system, which lets everyone work with the same project code - which probably isn't exactly what you are after, but adding a "utilities project" could be a start towards that.
Including that project in your main project would give you access to all the utilities (and the chance to add new ones).

I think you probably need to discuss exactly what you need with the rest of the team though before you start going ahead - and we have no real idea exactly what you want to do, or where you want to get to. Or where you are at the moment, for that matter!