Whichever way makes it easier to build and maintain a particular version (e.g.,
Java/Metro) is what I would go for. Common patterns would suggest #2 would be
better in that regard.
It is true that we are demonstrating interop, so having each service separate
would emphasize that, but at the cost of a more complicated platform-specific
build structure.
Regards,
H
Danushka Menikkumbura wrote:
Also, people are interested in how to implement using a
framework rather than how a component is implemented in different
frameworks. WDYT?
+1.
On the other hand, having component developed using the same framework
in one place, will make it easy to maintain. For an example, if you want
to have a master build for dotnet apps, having them under one directory
will really help.
So, I am +1 for [2]
Danushka
