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Snehal Vahule edited this page Feb 9, 2021
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A coding standard ensures that all developers writing the code in a particular language write according to the guidelines specified. This makes the code easy to understand and provides consistency in the code. One of the most essential factors in a software system is the consistency of the coding standard.
Standardization promotes productivity by eliminating inefficiency. This is the result of eliminating ambiguity and providing quality control: tasks are completed in a more efficient manner, and there are fewer quality control issues from tasks that were not completed correctly the first time around.
- SDMT should make sure all the dotnet projects adheres to these standards.
- SDMT should have regular audits for dotnet projects.
- Any project not following the defined standards should make it a priority to make it upto date.
- This is a living document and SDMT should update/maintain it regularly.
- New employees should go through this documentation as a part of induction.
- Increases efficiency
- Minimize the risk of project failure
- Reduces complexity
- Maintenance becomes easy
- Early correction of bugs
- Provides comprehensive view
- Cost saving in long run
NHSUK - Software Development
- Linting tools
- Coding standards
- Test Coverage
- Legacy Applications
- Documentation
- Azure DevOps
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Build Pipelines
Release Pipelines
- App Setting Configurations
- Using Key-Vaults
- Deplyments to Regions
- Multiple Deployment Strategies
- Release Versioning
Alerts & Monitoring
- Training
- Environment Setup