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Looking for an ebook about Code Review specifically for .net applications?

Hi all.

I'm looking for an ebook about Code Review specifically for .net applications.

Any Suggestions?

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Code reviews are primarily about catching errors, but a pre-requisite is for the code to follow conventions so that it can be understood. A good coding convention is close to what's generally followed already and leans towards avoiding errors. As a starting point, I'd look into Lance Hunt's. You'll find a few things you don't like, so fix them.

Steven Sudit  2010-09-20 07:53:06

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