When developing controllers in ASP.NET Core, there are certain practices that should be avoided to ensure maintainability, performance, and adherence to best practices. Here are 12 things we should avoid in our controllers.
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Kent’s rules, from Extreme Programming Explained are:
- Runs all the tests
- Has no duplicated logic. Be wary of hidden duplication like parallel class hierarchies
- States every intention important to the programmer
- Has the fewest possible classes and methods
In my experience, these don’t quite serve the needs of software design. My four rules might be that a well-designed system:
- is well-covered by passing tests.
- has no abstractions not directly needed by the program.
- has unambiguous behavior.
- requires the fewest number of concepts.
To help you enjoy this creativity from the community, every month or two I’ll be introducing some of the new extensions that caught my eye. Here are the highlights for this month:
- UWP Tile Generator (great helper for UWP developers)
- Open Bin Folder Extension (nice and simple)
- DocPreview (Preview XML comments)
- JavaScript Snippet Pack (Code snippets for JavaScript developers)
For Linux users, Microsoft offers a new Skype app, which is a web app bundled with its own Electron engine. For those of you not familiar with Electron, it is a framework for creating GUI apps which uses Node.js on the backend and Chromium as the frontend.
The latest version of the NetBeans IDE features a range of new tools for HTML5/JavaScript and supports mixed Java/C++ development. It is now available for download in beta.
With your dependency graph enabled, we’ll now notify you when we detect a vulnerability in one of your dependencies and suggest known fixes from the GitHub community.
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