I came across a great article listing 8 common mistakes that C# programmers make. I was aware of a few of these and even wrote a short article about the proper way to rethrow exceptions. However, the first mistake in that article deals with string concatenation, and is something that I have been doing wrong.
Check out the article for yourself: http://blog.goyello.com/2013/01/07/8-most-common-mistakes-c-developers-make/
Showing posts with label Code Smells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Code Smells. Show all posts
Code Smiles - Refuctoring
Programmers often spend time talking about ways to avoid code "smells" but very little time is spent dealing with code "smiles". Fortunately, I found a presentation that deals with the latter: http://www.waterfall2006.com/gorman.html
Sample quote: "Over time code "smiles" build up to create what is sometimes called maintainable code, more specifically, code that can be maintained by somebody other than the person that wrote it, and that means YOU!"
Sample quote: "Over time code "smiles" build up to create what is sometimes called maintainable code, more specifically, code that can be maintained by somebody other than the person that wrote it, and that means YOU!"
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