| If you... | Then... | |-----------|---------| | Have a DLL named Jenga.NET.dll | Check its metadata with ildasm or dotPeek | | Saw it in a codebase | Search for Jenga in source — likely a class name, not a library | | Remember using it | Check old Visual Studio project files ( .csproj , .vbproj ) for <Reference Include="Jenga.NET"> | | Think it’s a UI control | Look for , Telerik , DevExpress , Infragistics — those dominate WinForms |

Just confirm which one you actually need.

We then create the CustomerServiceImpl and CustomerRepositoryImpl classes that implement the ICustomerService and ICustomerRepository interfaces, respectively.

using Jenga.NET.Modules; using Jenga.NET.WinForms.Attributes;

brings the modularity of the web to the stability of the desktop. It transforms the rigid "Form" into a dynamic "Stack" of interchangeable business capabilities. By adopting this framework, you not only future-proof your legacy application but also dramatically improve developer happiness and end-user flexibility.

_customerService = customerService;

public override string ModuleName => "Invoicing";

I could not find any verifiable software, official project, or historical record of a product called