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This thing is huge, refactoring
I thought I'd give some insight in the huge method I was telling you about in my previous post , and rant some more about software development in general. The code samples used have been edited so that they won't give information about my current assignment...
This thing is huge
I've been doing code inspections on various projects, and I have seen things I never believed possible. Last year I wrote an article about how I feel about software development . In that post, I explained why I try to keep methods as small as possible...
Why code inspections are useful
I had just read Dennis's post about the switch statement . The code ofcourse is amusing, but I think Dennis proves that code inspections are useful. I still do regular reviews of code, and here's a piece of code I bumped into this morning: DataSet ds...
Using code analysis tools
If you're not interested in someone expressing his feelings about checking code and code quality, please skip this post. If you're still reading this, then I assume you're interested and I would really like you to comment on this subject. I've been working...
Using Metrics in software development
using Anticipating Minds DevMetrics 2.0...
Coding conventions
In addition to Rick's post on comments in code , I couldn't resist adding my own post about coding conventions. Comments One last remark about comments in code and self-explanatory method names and variables. You may think this is non-sense, but someday...
Code inspections. What do you think?
In one of my previous posts I tried to make a case for code inspections . I personally believe that regular code inspections, provided they are conducted correctly, can greatly improve the quality of your code and thus the quality of your end product...
Making a case for code inspections
Last week, I was asked to look at a problem in our companies application framework. It appeared that our database component sometimes failed when using transactions. While looking at that problem, I also saw some other regularities that, in most cases...
I thought I'd seen it all...
In the project I'm working on now, we use XML documentation in our code. This morning we tried to compile a release mode version of the project, because we needed to build a test setup version. The compiler suddenly complained about missing XML comments...
The 10 Rules Of Performance
Yesterday, I read the article “ The 10 Rules Of Performance ”, written by Paul Vick. He sums up 10 rules you should keep in mind when looking at performance in application development. If you like to know what he thinks, read the article....
C# software metrics
One of the things I like in Numega Devpartner is the ability to perform metrics on your source code. At Powertoys weblog I found this little item . Here they mention a freeware add-on for Visuall Studio .Net 2003, which does the same thing! So you don...
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