Coding standards and guidelines
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The document discusses coding standards and guidelines for developers to follow. It recommends limiting lines of code to 20 lines per function, writing comments before code, using PascalCase for class and method names and camelCase for variables, and giving functions, classes and variables meaningful names. Developers should not use single character variable names or underscores for local variables, and should prefix boolean variables with "is". Namespace names should follow a standard pattern of company, product, top and bottom level modules. Formatting and readability of code is also important. Future sessions will cover additional coding standards, tools to improve practices, and packaging programs.
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Coding standards and guidelines
- 1. Coding standards and guidelinesPart 1Brij Raj SinghTechnical lead, The Perfect Future
- 2. If you don’t like peers/superiors to see your code !Your code have no standardsGood developer – always shows off his code with pride
- 3. Five point palm heart exploding technique
- 4. Points to nailNo more then 20 lines, functions, functions functions…….Write comments before you write codePascal casing for class names, Method Names Camel casing for variables and method parameters Use meaningful names for your functions, classes and variablesEnough of underscores (_) ok? It isn't 1960 ; but you can use them for member variables.
- 5. Wanna fight moreDo not use single character variable namesDo not use underscores (_) for local variable namesPrefix boolean variables, properties and methods with “is” or similar prefixes.Like public boolisfinished=false;Namespace names should follow the standard pattern <company name>.<product name>.<top level module>.<bottom level module>Format it, it’s your publication, you want it to be readable right.
- 6. Next sessionsPart 2 – Closing on rest of coding standardsPart 3 – Tools to improve coding standards, documentation, and code review practicesPart 4 – Packaging your programs
- 7. Thanks Q.