The Patterns and Origins area is our own yummy flavor of Sueetie API Documentation. "Patterns" covers the patterns of code found in Sueetie framework classes. "Origins" pertains to the Open Source references of those patterns for code.
Okay, I get "Patterns," but why "Origins?"
- The real stars of Sueetie are the Open Source applications that comprise it: ScrewTurn Wiki, YetAnotherForum.NET, BlogEngine.NET and Gallery Server Pro. Each of those applications serves as a rich target environment of original source code to fuel rapid development of the Sueetie Framework. The more we base Sueetie coding patterns on member application source the more competent we become both in Sueetie framework development and in the application as well. Double Bonus!
- The 5th item of the Sueetie Manifesto states, "Sueetie developers write original code or leverage code from Open Source resources. Sueetie developers never use code from source-available commercial .NET products in Sueetie communities." Commercial .NET products have every right to protect their intellectual property, and Sueetie developers fully honor that principle. Yet in honoring that principle with every line of Sueetie code written, there are basic coding patterns and methodologies common to all applications, Open Source or Proprietary. By documenting the Open Source origination of Sueetie Framework source code, no commercial entity can question the integrity of Sueetie or conclude that their End User License Agreement has been violated simply because Sueetie shares well-established and universal coding patterns and methodologies.
Sueetie.Core Patterns and Origins¶
Below are the classes located in the Sueetie.Core Class Library with links to their documentation. (In progress.)
- Sueetie.Core Overview - Layout of the library class structure and its contents
- SueetieConfiguration - Shared site configuration across all Sueetie applications using a root Sueetie.config file
- SueetieContext - Enhancements to the HttpContext.Current object
- SueetieCache - Utility class to facilitate managing server caching of Sueetie objects
- Data Provider Model - Sueetie's approach to the well-established Provider Model to manage the flow of data between the website and the SQL Database
Other Sueetie Framework Patterns and Origins¶