Appendix
When writing code, every language has its nuances and standards. .NET is no different when it comes to general guidelines. One example is that placing a bracket at the end of a method signature is better than placing the bracket on the next line or placing a return immediately on the same line as an if statement. This is more of a personal preference. Programming guidelines give developers a way to stay between guardrails while writing code. These programming guidelines are used throughout the industry as standard practices.
In the appendix, we’re going to cover the following main topics:
- Programming guidelines
- Project structure
The guidelines discussed in the following sections are commonly used in the industry. They give developers direction and provide guardrails as to how one should structure and write code not only for themselves, but also for other developers and peers in the future (including our future selves).
In the first section,...
