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I'm in the process of exploring our next development platform. So far, I have chose asp.net MVC with MS SQL Server for persistence.

I want to document the best practice and standard that my team will use. In the process, I want to read about each aspect, make some prototypes and summarize my conclusion. Even after my initial conclusion, I am open to change it if somebody can demonstrate a better way to do it. Because I like to have some feedback from the community, I think it will be fair to let the result public for future referencing.

Some of the aspect I want to cover:

  • layer separation
  • each layer role
  • naming convention
  • Data access
  • Internationalization
  • Exception handling
  • Unit test
  • etc.

What is the best online platform to do it?

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I would use an internal wiki for something like this. You can seed it with initial data and information, and everyone else would be free to make additions and changes.

Bill the Lizard
Internal is not what I have in mind. I want to make it public but restrict the change. I will look at the list you provide to see if any of those fit my need. If not, I'm thinking about going with a blog.
Hapkido
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Finally, I created a blog. That will be my starting point.

Hapkido