What is the best practice when naming a class same as the end of a namespace?
Example:
Successful.Domain.Resource {
public class Resource {}
}
Successful.Data.Resource {
public class Resources {}
}
If i want to use the Resource class in the Successful.Data namespace, i can't just reference Resource as i want. I need to declare its namespace like Domain.Resource.Resource
I use Resharper and structure all my code in folders, that's wye i have the namespace like that, example of folder structure:
Successful.Domain (Namespace)
Successful.Data (Namespace)
See: Framework Design Guidelines - Names of Namespaces
X DO NOT use the same name for a namespace and a type in that namespace.
So it is recommend to use a different class name than your namespace.
You may also see this article by Eric Lippert: Do not name a class the same as its namespace, Part One