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I'm generating the bulk of my ASP.NET MVC scaffolding code. All generated files are partial classes which use standard naming conventions. For example, my employee controller file is named EmployeeController.cs. If I wish to extend the EmployeeController with custom, non-generated logic, I create a second partial class file named EmployeeControllerCustom.cs. I separate the custom and generated logic into two different files so the next time I generate the EmployeeController my custom changes aren't overwritten. Adding the "Custom" suffix to the file name seems reasonable to me, but is there a more established partial class file naming convention which I should be following?
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