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Please can you help me to find some tools which will help developers to follow coding conventions for .NET( .NET Naming Guidelines,...) I found this ones:
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Hi
I've got a question about opening the old project in VS2008.
If I have old c++ project(implement in VS6.0), and now I'd like to open it in VS2008 but I don't want to use .NET library because the application will be installed on the machine that has no any .NET framework (and I don't want to install…
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A colleague in another department has produced device drivers for some USB devices that I need to communicate with in my VS2008 .Net application, and I'm looking to simplify the installation experience for our users. Currently I just put the driver files onto the CD in a folder, and the Windows Add…
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The word "functionalities" is not in the English language as far as I know. You should just say "functionality" in this document: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950263/ "New features and functionality" Cheers
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The word "functionalities" is not in the English language as far as I know. You should just say "functionality" in this document: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950263/ "New features and functionality" Cheers
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A colleague in another department has produced device drivers for some USB devices that I need to communicate with in my VS2008 .Net application, and I'm looking to simplify the installation experience for our users. Currently I just put the driver files onto the CD in a folder, and the Windows Add…
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Are there any generally-accepted coding standards (naming, casting etc) that apply specifically to iPhone/Cocoa/Objective-C? I know Microsoft has published similar standards as they relate to .Net and C# but haven't run across anything related to the iPhone world.
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How can I make developers follow coding standards?
In our company:
I've given documents and they don't have the patience to read it and follow it.
I've tried telling them again and again "please do it this way" they nod their heads, but still do it the wrong way
We're doing a project for the third…
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This post will be about coding standards. There are countless articles and blog posts related to this topic, so I know this post will not be too revealing. Yet I would like to mention a few things I came across during my work with the T-SQL code. Naming convention - there are many of them obviously…
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One quick example why coding standards must be in place. Take a look at the following code – property names are changed but not anything else. public string Property1 { get; set; } public string Property2 { get; set; } …
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JavaScript 5 (ECMAScript 5) has just been released and it promises to bring stricter code and better coding standards to the table. To learn more about this exciting new update to the Internet's workhorse, read on.
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