http://www.codeplex.com/aspzonecommerce/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Homeaspzonecommerce Wiki Rss Descriptionhttp://www.codeplex.com/aspzonecommerce/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Home&version=6<div class="wikidoc"> Partially based on inspiration from Rob Conery and his MVC Storefront webcasts, I am writing my own eCommerce application. I could use an off-the-shelf product, or an open source product, but how fun would that be? I know there are a gazillion eCommerce software packages out there. Who needs another one? My goal is not the end result, but the learning experience of a new way of developing software.<br /> <br />I am trying to use TDD (Test Driven Development), but it is hard. I'm not used to coding that way. I have been in more of a test after development mindset.<br /> <br />I am trying to use DDD (Domain Driven Design). That is not so hard, I have usually started by designing the database schema first, but I've always kept the appearance of my model classes in mind when doing so. It is a nice shift to start with writing my domain objects first.<br /> <br />I am using NHibernate for the first time, but I've used other ORM's for many years. I am also using LINQ to NHibernate. I think I've found a few bugs already, I will have to isolate a test case and post it here, and see if I can't contribute something back to that community.<br /> <br />I plan to use the ASP.NET MVC framework for the customer side of the application. I plan to use silverlight for the admin interface. I plan to expose a WCF service for the silverlight code to talk to the back end.<br /> <br /><h2> How to contribute? </h2> <br />I am not at the stage where I really want other folks to join the project, I need to lay down a bunch more groundwork. It's nothing more than a place for me do do my playing around at this stage. At some point, I will open things up for other contributors. But, if you see that I am doing something wrong, feel free to submit a patch.<br /> <br /> </div>JohnRLewisThu, 12 Jun 2008 14:55:22 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20080612025522Phttp://www.codeplex.com/aspzonecommerce/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Home&version=5<div class="wikidoc"> This project is intended to be my ASP.NET MVC / WCF / Silverlight / DDD / TDD learning experience.<br /> <br />Partially based on inspiration from Rob Conery and his MVC Storefront webcasts, I am writing my own eCommerce application. I could use an off-the-shelf product, or an open source product, but how fun would that be? I know there are a gazillion eCommerce software packages out there. Who needs another one? My goal is not the end result, but the learning experience of a new way of developing software.<br /> <br />I am trying to use TDD (Test Driven Development), but it is hard. I'm not used to coding that way. I have been in more of a test after development mindset.<br /> <br />I am trying to use DDD (Domain Driven Design). That is not so hard, I have usually started by designing the database schema first, but I've always kept the appearance of my model classes in mind when doing so. It is a nice shift to start with writing my domain objects first.<br /> <br />I am using NHibernate for the first time, but I've used other ORM's for many years. I am also using LINQ to NHibernate. I think I've found a few bugs already, I will have to isolate a test case and post it here, and see if I can't contribute something back to that community.<br /> <br />I plan to use the ASP.NET MVC framework for the customer side of the application. I plan to use silverlight for the admin interface. I plan to expose a WCF service for the silverlight code to talk to the back end.<br /> <br /><h2> How to contribute? !! </h2> <br />I am not at the stage where I really want other folks to join the project, I need to lay down a bunch more groundwork. It's nothing more than a place for me do do my playing around at this stage. At some point, I will open things up for other contributors. But, if you see that I am doing something wrong, feel free to submit a patch.<br /> <br /> </div>JohnRLewisThu, 12 Jun 2008 14:54:55 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20080612025455Phttp://www.codeplex.com/aspzonecommerce/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Home&version=4<div class="wikidoc"> This project is intended to be my ASP.NET MVC / WCF / Silverlight / DDD / TDD learning experience.<br /> <br />Partially based on inspiration from Rob Conery and his MVC Storefront webcasts, I am writing my own eCommerce application. I could use an off-the-shelf product, or an open source product, but how fun would that be? I know there are a gazillion eCommerce software packages out there. Who needs another one? My goal is not the end result, but the learning experience of a new way of developing software.<br /> <br />I am trying to use TDD (Test Driven Development), but it is hard. I'm not used to coding that way. I have been in more of a test after development mindset.<br /> <br />I am trying to use DDD (Domain Driven Design). That is not so hard, I have usually started by designing the database schema first, but I've always kept the appearance of my model classes in mind when doing so. It is a nice shift to start with writing my domain objects first.<br /> <br />I am using NHibernate for the first time, but I've used other ORM's for many years. I am also using LINQ to NHibernate. I think I've found a few bugs already, I will have to isolate a test case and post it here, and see if I can't contribute something back to that community.<br /> <br />I plan to use the ASP.NET MVC framework for the customer side of the application. I plan to use silverlight for the admin interface. I plan to expose a WCF service for the silverlight code to talk to the back end.<br /> <br />!!How to contribute?!!<br /> <br />I am not at the stage where I really want other folks to join the project, I need to lay down a bunch more groundwork. It's nothing more than a place for me do do my playing around at this stage. At some point, I will open things up for other contributors. But, if you see that I am doing something wrong, feel free to submit a patch.<br /> <br /> </div>JohnRLewisThu, 12 Jun 2008 14:54:35 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20080612025435Phttp://www.codeplex.com/aspzonecommerce/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Home&version=3<div class="wikidoc"> This project is intended to be my ASP.NET MVC / WCF / Silverlight / DDD / TDD learning experience.<br /> <br />Partially based on inspiration from Rob Conery and his MVC Storefront webcasts, I am writing my own eCommerce application. I could use an off-the-shelf product, or an open source product, but how fun would that be? I know there are a gazillion eCommerce software packages out there. Who needs another one? My goal is not the end result, but the learning experience of a new way of developing software.<br /> <br />I am trying to use TDD (Test Driven Development), but it is hard. I'm not used to coding that way. I have been in more of a test after development mindset.<br /> <br />I am trying to use DDD (Domain Driven Design). That is not so hard, I have usually started by designing the database schema first, but I've always kept the appearance of my model classes in mind when doing so. It is a nice shift to start with writing my domain objects first.<br /> <br />I am using NHibernate for the first time, but I've used other ORM's for many years. I am also using LINQ to NHibernate. I think I've found a few bugs already, I will have to isolate a test case and post it here, and see if I can't contribute something back to that community.<br /> <br />I plan to use the ASP.NET MVC framework for the customer side of the application. I plan to use silverlight for the admin interface. I plan to expose a WCF service for the silverlight code to talk to the back end.<br /> <br />!!How to contribute?<br /> <br />I am not at the stage where I really want other folks to join the project, I need to lay down a bunch more groundwork. It's nothing more than a place for me do do my playing around at this stage. At some point, I will open things up for other contributors. But, if you see that I am doing something wrong, feel free to submit a patch.<br /> <br /> </div>JohnRLewisThu, 12 Jun 2008 14:54:24 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20080612025424P