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ASP.NET MVC: Comparing same view on ASP.NET and Razor view engine
I ported views of my ASP.NET MVC application from ASP.NET to Razor . Although Razor is very new it is very promising view engine because of shorter and cleaner syntax. In this posting I will show you same view on ASP.NET and Razor view engine. I like...
Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship – book review
   Writing code that is easy read and test is not something that is easy to achieve. Unfortunately there are still way too much programming students who write awful spaghetti after graduating. But there is one really good book that helps you...
Quick example: why coding standards must be in place
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 ;    ...
Refactoring: introduce constant
One way to write messy code is to use constant values in code without any explanations about their values or purpose. Sometimes it feels like too small problem to think about, specially when there are only couple of constants, but I am sure that hard...
How I use Hungarian notation?
Well, this post is not my attempt to start millionth flae war about variable naming conventions. It is my explanation how I use Hungarian notation and why. By the way I am not dedicated fan of any convention, so starting flaming here has no point. So...
var is like (good) wine
Keyword var is cool thing we can use to make our code more readable for other programmers and why not - reviewers. But var can also be used to make our code difficult to understand. In this case, lte's say, we are overusing var. So, var is like wine ...
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