Lessons from Real World .NET Code Reviews
Code reviews can be a beneficial task for any development team. In this course, I'll show you common lessons that I've seen when I've been asked to do code reviews for my clients.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Apr 29, 2014
Duration
2h 7m
Table of contents
What are Code Reviews?
Lessons for C#
Introduction
1m
Magic Numbers and Strings
3m
About 'if'
2m
String Concatenation
6m
const vs. readonly
4m
Bad IDisposable Usage
4m
Enumeration Initialization
4m
Large Method Bodies
6m
Summary
2m
Lessons for Classes
Introduction
1m
Interfaces and Abstract Classes
5m
Excess Derivation
2m
Static Classes and Singletons
3m
Nested Class Usage
3m
Hiding Class Members with 'new'
3m
Auto Properties vs. Private Members
3m
Summary
2m
Lessons for ASP.NET
Introduction
2m
Using Encoding in Markup Files
2m
Edge Versions of Browsers
2m
Embedding JS/CSS on a Page
3m
Content Delivery Networks
5m
Concatenating CSS
3m
Razor Lessons
3m
Caching Inside per Request Classes
5m
Overuse of Web API Attributed Routing
2m
Summary
2m
Lessons for Architecture
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Apr 29, 2014
Duration
2h 7m
Description
Code reviews often get skipped when schedules are tight. It is only later when there are problems, that code reviews are often part of a postmortem analysis of a project, or are even part of an external review. In this course, Shawn Wildermuth will share with you lessons he's learned from doing many of these reviews for companies.
About the author
About the author
Shawn Wildermuth has been tinkering with computers and software since he got a Vic-20 back in the early '80s. As a Microsoft MVP since 2002, he's also involved with Microsoft as an ASP.NET Insider and ClientDev Insider.
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