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Code Quality Is A Feature, Not An Afterthought
In this article you will learn that code quality is a feature, not an afterthought.
Some Real Differences Between Structures and Classes
This article lists some differences between classes and structures. In this article, we will see what is the difference between a structure and a class.
All About OWASP #3 - Sensitive Data Exposure
In this part of the study of OWASP Top 10 Threats, we will understand Threat # 3 – Sensitive Data Exposure.
All About OWASP #1 - SQL Injection Attack
Considering security as the most important aspect of an application and as the First step in SOUND Programming Methodology, we will be covering SQL Injection Attack and Prevention.
All About OWASP #2 - Broken Authentication
In this article, we will learn about Secure Programming of SOUND programming methodology. We will cover Broken Authentication from OWASP's top 10 security threats.
An Effective Coding And Code Review Technique
Coding and Code review are the most basic building blocks of any software product. Any lapse may severely affect the schedule, quality, and of course the cost. Not only in the review but a few issues can also be found at a later stage as well. That may lead to rework.
Generics in C# 2.0
In this article, I specifically talk about Generics and how they improve upon arraylists and how they solve the issues posed by ArrayLists.
Best Practices No 5: Detecting .NET application memory leaks
Learn how to detect .NET application memory leaks with PerfMon performance counters and distinguish managed leaks from unmanaged memory growth.
Presenting Code Samples With A Dark Theme...Please Do Not
For all of you who code using apps like Visual Studio or VS Code, please don’t present code in a meeting or conference session using a dark theme! I know I am going to get a lot of push back from this statement but let me explain why (please keep reading).
String and StringBuilder Classes
Here I'm going to tell you about what is String and StringBuilder and what the differences between String and StringBuilder classes.
How To Write Effective Code
How To Write Effective Code. The key to writing effective code is Delete Unnecessary Code, use clean code, learn coding from masters, Meaningful Code Commenting, Debug code and Trace, Unit Testing, effective Code Style.
How To Improve Execution Performance Of An Application
For every application could be small or medium or a big enterprises application the major non-functional requirement will be a good code performance. In some cases, companies will hire a special team or outsource to improve their existing application's performance.
Git For Absolute Beginners With Command Line Interface
Explore Git via CLI like programmers, and learn black magic done by Git GUI clients.
Best Practices Of Writing C# Code
Learn C# coding standards and naming conventions for clearer, more readable, and maintainable code, including formatting, comments, methods, enums, and interfaces.
Defensive Programming - Let Type Checking Work For You
Since I have been a speaker and a teacher, I have always stressed the importance of practicing proper object-oriented programming (OOP) techniques. If you don’t practice OOP, no matter what language you are using, I guarantee you will end up with a “house of cards” and they all eventually fall.
Five Easy Rules For Your Source Control Repository
I have been using source control programs for a very long time. I believe the first one was Visual Source Safe (don’t laugh, it was a painful experience). Early in my career and throughout I have learned many good practices that I still use to this day. I will share them with you now.
When To Use "Var" As A Type
It has been quite a long time since "var" was introduced, yet it is still a topic of debate among .net developers.
SQL Coding Best Practices
While executing your procedure, the system will first scan through all system procedures and then user defined procedures. This means that the procedure might take more time for execution thus decreasing system performance.
Code Metrics Cyclomatic Complexity
Let's learn about Code Metrics Cyclomatic Complexity in this write-up.
Confessions Of An Angry Programmer
Recently, after doing the keynote session about code quality at a conference in Denver, I received a comment from one of the attendees. He said my session was “too much angry coder”. After receiving many great comments about the session, this one took me by surprise. I thought about it for awhile and commented back, via Twitter…
Best Practices For MVC
Add a class library project to the solution, named Store.Model. This library is where we ‘ll keep all of our domain objects. Entity Framework will count on them in order to build the database but we are not going to configure Code First using DataAnnotations attributes on this project. Instead, we are going to put all the Code First configuration in specific Configuration classes using the Fluent API. Add a folder named Models.
My Workflow Before I Submit Code Changes
In this article, you will learn about my Workflow before I submit code changes.
Technical Start Up While Handling A Bug / Task
A practical workflow for handling software bugs and tasks, from understanding and reproducing issues to testing, code review, check-in, and documentation.
A Day With A Software Engineer Who Changes Text Labels Only
This article will explain the way Software Engineers, who never focus on technical learning and remain busy in text label changing only.
Functions In Functional Programming Vs Procedural Programming
In this article, I will show you what a basic function is and the concept of the function, as it is used in functional programming and how procedural (or imperative) languages might take them wrong.
Branching Over A "Type Code" - A Code Smell
This article will explain how the branching over a type code is a serious type of code smell.
Pros And Cons Of Code Refactoring
Code Refactoring is an important part of software development. This article will explain the benefits and drawbacks of code refactoring.
Switch Statement - A Code Smell
This article will explain the code issues, using the Switch.. case statement. In some cases, it is a type of code smell.
