SaltFx Documentation

SaltFx is an N-Layered Domain Driven Design framework for .NET development. The intent is to provide a helpful, cohesive, and practical example of a domain-oriented architecture using well-known practices and widely-available tools. The project should provide code and a learning experience that people can study, explore, and perhaps even leverage in their own real-world implementations.

Blogumentation

Beyond the source code itself, much of the "official" doucmentation for SaltFx is is blog form. While the format may seem odd at first, the goal is to tell the story of the code in context-specific, approachable "chunks". In other words, you are encouraged to bear witness (or better yet contribute!) to the evolution of the framework than rely on a questionably-executed reference that may or may not be current.

Getting Started

• SaltFx.net The official project site and home of the project news and blogs.
• The SaltFx source code The single source of project truth in a handy compileable form.

Contributing to SaltFx

Every sincere effort given to making SaltFx more useful is welcome and appreciated! Whether it's just a few minutes or much, much more, there are a variety of ways to help out:

• Contribute code (if you're new to the concept, read Miguel de Icaza's Open Source Contribution Etiquette for some handy pointers)
• Submit an issue (check out Joel Spolsky's epic "Painless Bug Tracking" for some handy pointers)
• Send in a feature request
• Write a unit test
• Jump in to a discussion
• Tell your friends! Tell your enemies!