Using external libraries in C# to make program development easier.
I've been working on a project for about two weeks to help me handle customers and invoices. Originally it was going pretty well until I got to the point of adding invoice functionality. I had already added customer management but the idea of adding invoicing to my existing mess of code didn't seem too appealing. I thought about it for a bit and realized it would be really nice if I could build simple external components and add them to my program as needed. That way I could keep major parts of the program separate. This would allow me better organization and management of my code. So I started exploring the idea of external Dynamic Link Libraries or DLLs. I did a bit of research of ways to add external libraries and the option I decided to use would allow me to write libraries for my program without the need of any source code from the main program. So I wound up scrapping what I had already done and I wrote a main program to handle some primary functions. Then I created a c...