Where Do I put non ViewModel classes in MVC?

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I'm not too sure what is the best practice for putting a non ViewModel class? It seems like bad practice to put them into the Models folder if they are not used by the views.

Should I create a separate folder or just leave them in there?

What's in them, logic? Perhaps a separate class library project — Tom
Where you put something would logically be driven by what that something is. There shouldn't be a generic repository for nondescript code. Instead, for any given object, what is that object in relation to the entire system? Similar objects can be grouped into a folder, into a project, etc. — David

Robert P Robert P · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-22T14:31:50

you should create another project named Repository or DAL where you can keep things la Dto or other stuff

Where Do I put non ViewModel classes in MVC?

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