Showing posts with label readibility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label readibility. Show all posts

First steps with Machine.Specifications (BDD framework)

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Figure : How do you specify this machine? As you may have read in my previous blog post: On the road to BDD… Or… to see the light , I...
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Code52 Show and Tell: My pet project CopyCat - Lessons learned

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Figure : CopyCat – A big fat cat walking and waltzing the internetz   I am a pretty normal geek. At least I think I am normal and a ...
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On the road to BDD… Or… to see the light

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If you are a regular reader of this little blog in the middle of the internet, you might have realized that I am keen on “all things testing...

Generated documentation is worse than useless (0 value) and causes pain in the future

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I just came across a blog post from Ian about GhostDoc and Atominerr and had to share my thoughts here about those tools Figure : Us...
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SQL can stink too - Code smell in stored procedures

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Figure : You don't need to dig deep to find smelly code I just found this nice piece of TSQL that I came across in a 500 line sto...

Code smell - LINQ to SQL Datacontext usage and more… - Refactoring work in progress

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Following up the blog post about some major issues in the usage of the datacontext I dig into more details here. Here is the initi...
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Code smell - LINQ to SQL Datacontext usage and more… - Look from a bird's eye view

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Alright! Lets have a look at this nice piece of code that I posted before.
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Code smell - LINQ to SQL Datacontext usage and more…

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I just came across some code where I needed to fix a couple of issues in. Since I am a strong proponent of continuous improvement and refac...

Code contracts - Is it only about argument validation?

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*Updated*   3 April 2011: Update how to enable Intellisense for code contracts   There are more and more articles coming out about Code ...
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The "Hotel Room Rule"

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<Thoughts about Clean Code Development> As a  Clean Code Developer we should follow the " Boy Scout Rule ", that says: ...
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Clean Code Development talk at the #netug

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  Thanks everyone for attending. I enjoyed last night… Special Thanks to Giordano Scalzo's whose slide I used as a base for my talk, an...
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Don't be lazy. Avoid the type "Tuple"

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*Updated* 26. September 2010: Updated with comments from Adam Cogan *Updated* 27. September 2010: Updated the comparison between anonymo...
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Avoid type casts - Use the "as" operator and check for null

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Note: I don't care about measuring performance on these 2 operations because we don't use them in a tight loop. For me its all ab...
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Inconsistent code will bite you sooner or later - I reckon sooner ;-)

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See this sample interface with some method signatures void CalculateSalary(string environment, string emloyeeName, ...) void GetListOfSub...

ASP.NET – WTF Code smell – Request.Path.Contains

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1. Read the following code and try to understand what it tries to achieve protected void Page_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { ...
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Code smell - READIBILITY

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In my opinion readability is the most important attribute of code. Good code should be easy to read. That makes code easy to understand...
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