❔ The search for information
So I've been struggling to find a decent source or topic somewhere on how to write your own framework.
I know it probably requires a lot more knowledge than I have, but I would still like to read up on it.
There is most likely a difference between various frameworks. So questions like "What kind of framework" and "What is the goal of the framework" come to mind.
Answering those is relatively simple at this point in time. I'd like to build a .NET/ ASP.NET framework like Blazor, but combined with its own database driven CMS. So like Orchard maybe?
And instead of using
The idea is to make a component based web app framework that can build from a ModelViewController base to a static app, or server hosted.
That's the questions of what kind, and what is the goal. But my question, or discussion topic, would be where to find good sources to read up on the how, and where to begin if you would like to create your own framework.
The second question I have, would be what a decent "convention" would be on the structure of files, and the organization of it all.
I know these are probably two questions that can be discussed separately but they do align eventually.
I know it probably requires a lot more knowledge than I have, but I would still like to read up on it.
There is most likely a difference between various frameworks. So questions like "What kind of framework" and "What is the goal of the framework" come to mind.
Answering those is relatively simple at this point in time. I'd like to build a .NET/ ASP.NET framework like Blazor, but combined with its own database driven CMS. So like Orchard maybe?
And instead of using
.razor or .liquid I'd like to add my own .[extension] files to them.The idea is to make a component based web app framework that can build from a ModelViewController base to a static app, or server hosted.
That's the questions of what kind, and what is the goal. But my question, or discussion topic, would be where to find good sources to read up on the how, and where to begin if you would like to create your own framework.
The second question I have, would be what a decent "convention" would be on the structure of files, and the organization of it all.
I know these are probably two questions that can be discussed separately but they do align eventually.
