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C# Best Practices for Standardization, Simplification, Readability & Performance
- 1. C# Best Practices Charlin Agramonte & Rendy Del Rosario
- 2. Rendy Del Rosario charlin@crossgeeks.com @chard003 xamgirl.com rendy@crossgeeks.com @rdelrosario xamboy.com Charlin Agramonte
- 7. TIP 1 Use language conventions
- 9. TIP 2 Establish coding standards
- 10. Or
- 11. Or
- 12. Or
- 13. TIP 3 No spanglish POR FAVOR!
- 15. TIP 4 Watch out with the TYPOS!
- 17. Simplification
- 19. TIP 1 Why do more if you can do less
- 20. Example 1
- 21. Example 2
- 22. Example 3
- 23. Example 4
- 24. Example 5
- 25. Example 6
- 26. TIP 2 Avoid nesting too deeply and return early
- 28. TIP 3 Avoid redundant code
- 29. Example 1
- 30. Example 2
- 31. TIP 4 Don’t reinvent the wheel embrace the framework
- 33. TIP 5 Avoid conditionals when polymorphism can do the job
- 35. Readability
- 37. TIP 1 Use clear and meaningful names
- 39. TIP 2 Don’t use abbreviations
- 41. TIP 3 No magic values
- 42. PLEASE DON’T USE SCREAMING CAPS!
- 43. TIP 4 Avoid having too many parameters
- 45. TIP 5 Don’t add unneeded context
- 47. TIP 6 Keep your methods small
- 49. TIP 7 Use String Interpolation
- 51. Exposure
- 53. TIP 1 Specify the correct access level for the variables, methods, properties, classes based on the context
- 56. TIP 2 Immutability is your friend
- 58. TIP 3 Mark as readonly what’s readonly :V
- 60. TIP 4 Mark classes that shouldn’t be extended as sealed
- 62. Performance
- 64. TIP 1 Always use StringBuilder for heavy String concatenation operations
- 66. TIP 2 Throw Fewer Exceptions
- 68. TIP 3 Relieve the pressure on the garbage collector
- 70. TIP 4 Async void is evil
- 72. TIP 5 Use the right Loop
- 74. TIP 6 Stay tuned to the evolution of C#
- 75. charlin@crossgeeks.com @chard003 xamgirl.com rendy@crossgeeks.com @rdelrosario xamboy.com Thanks!!!
- 77. Rifa time!!!