
Managed by
Eye Soft company.
Goals
Hyperion Software Development Kit (aka
HSDK) is a "
real world collection of components" for an enterprise application developed with the latest technologies:
C# 4.0,
Task Parallel Library,
NHibernate,
Entity Framework,
Castle Windsor,
WPF and
WCF.
It has a multilayered architecture and it's made up of several blocks that interact each other.
However, since their loose coupled nature, you can easily replace or extend them without impact the overall functionality of the application.
Our main goal is to provide a complete out-of-the-box solution to use as blueprint for your applications.
Areas
Developing an enterprise application (even the smallest one) you will surely need common functionality that can be divided in different areas.
For the documentation see the unit tests in the solution.
These are some of the main areas we covered by our
Nuget packages:
Contracts ensuring, Messanging, LINQ expression parser and extension methods, Task Parallel Library helpers, Type auto-mapping for storage and benchmark.Tags: contract checking, message broker, LINQ, expression parser, IO, TPL, type auto-mapper, benchmark.
Data components to simplify read/write operations on RDBMS.Tags: data database sql
Base classes to implement a Domain Model also using DDD (Domain Driven Development) and to abstract the ORM or the storage and change it simply.Tags: domain model DDD aggregate aggregateroot ORM wrapping
Simplify the adoption of the MVVM pattern using WPF.Tags: MVVM AOP DialogService MessageBroker mediator conventions
A wrapper for EntityFramework to make ORM switch and the adoption of DDD pattern easier.Tags: entity framework caching tracing SQL database
NHibernate mapping using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations and wrappers for tests and ORM switching.Tags: nhibernate dataannotations mapping ORM abstraction
Test helpers for domain and WCF.Tags: domain WCF testing test TDD MOQ
Every part has been developed using Agile methodologies like Scrum & TDD, so you will find unit tests that cover the most important functionalities.
In order to speed up your learning, we prepared different samples that higlight the key-features.
RoadMap
Functional and architectural roadmap, explaining which features are implemented and will be available in future.
Links and resources along the street
Bibliography, resourses used during project development and growing.
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Team
This is the Eye.Open Team:

Coordinator:
Matteo Migliore - Il Demiurgo
Italian blog - http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/matteomigliore@matteomigliore http://twitter.com/matteomigliore

Contributor:
Martino Bordin - Doc Martin Aka Sinnerman
Italian blog - http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/martinobordin@martinobordin http://twitter.com/martinobordin

Contributor:
Mosè Bottacini - Duke Aka UIGhost

Contributor:
Alberto Dallagiacoma - Freeze
Italian blog - http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/alby@albertodall http://twitter.com/albertodall

Contributor:
Gian Maria Ricci - ShadowMan
Italian blog - http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/rgm@alkampfer http://twitter.com/alkampfer

Contributor:
Alessandro Giorgetti - Storage devil
English blog - http://www.primordialcode.com@a_giorgetti http://twitter.com/a_giorgetti