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The StyleCop team announced the release of a version 4.3 of the StyleCop tool . You can get it from here . On this version there are some bug fixes, new rules and documentation. Also in this version, the list of errors and warnings goes to the Errors...
I’ve learned from a fellow GASP er of the release of Microsoft Source Analysis for C# (aka StyleCop) . It’s still a work in progress but it’s already very useful.
Reading Roy Osherove 's post about naming conventions for unit testing I have to say that it all makes sense to me. I just want to add that for property testing I use the corresponding method names: get_ Property and set_ Property .
I wonder who is responsible for this : public class Formatter { // ... protected ObjectIDGenerator m_idGenerator; protected Formatter m_objectQueue; // ... } Can you spot how many naming conventions were violated here?
I'm Portuguese and most of the software I design and develop is about concepts in Portuguese. How should I name stuff? If I'm talking about Conta or Cliente it's easy: Account and Customer . And what about concepts that aren't in English...
Following up on a previous post , this time I'll give you my naming conventions for partial class files. There are two main reasons for me to break a class definition into more than one file. The main one is when I have inner classes and the other...
I'm a firm supporter of coding conventions (at least of my coding conventions). Software factories [ ^ ] [ ^ ] [ ^ ] and other code generation tools have been taking care of writing the tedious (and, sometimes, ugly) code but, at some point, some...