C# 10 Best Practices

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Xavier Morera

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:47

02. Clean Code Principles and Recommendations

01. Lets Talk About Clean Code - Principles and Recommendations.mp4

03:01

02. Writing Self-documenting Code.mp4

01:48

03. KISS or Keep It Simple Stupid (Or Silly).mp4

04:52

04. DRY or Dont Repeat Yourself.mp4

03:54

05. YAGNI or You Arent Gonna Need It.mp4

02:31

06. SOLID - Single Responsibility Principle.mp4

03:00

07. SOLID - Open-closed Principle.mp4

01:41

08. SOLID - Liskov Substitution Principle.mp4

04:51

09. SOLID - Interface Segregation Principle.mp4

03:08

10. SOLID - Dependency Inversion Principle.mp4

02:47

11. Favor Composition Over Inheritance.mp4

02:27

12. Separation of Concerns.mp4

02:06

13. Takeaway.mp4

02:15

03. Coding Conventions and Guidelines

01. Coding Conventions and Guidelines.mp4

03:50

02. Naming Conventions.mp4

01:31

03. PascalCase.mp4

04:36

04. camelCase.mp4

02:47

05. Code Layout Conventions.mp4

05:35

06. Commenting Conventions.mp4

06:23

07. Guidelines - String Interpolation.mp4

01:36

08. Guidelines - StringBuilder.mp4

01:25

09. Guidelines - Implicitly Typed Variables, UInt, and Arrays.mp4

02:43

10. Guidelines - Func and Action.mp4

02:04

11. Guidelines - new, Operators, and using.mp4

01:59

12. Guidelines - ObjectInitializers and Static.mp4

01:31

13. LINQ Guidelines.mp4

03:27

14. Takeaway.mp4

03:19

4. Clean Classes and Clean Methods

1. Clean Classes and Methods.mp4

00:38

2. Favoring Readability.mp4

03:50

3. Defining a Class.mp4

05:28

4. Class Naming and Ordering.mp4

06:36

5. Static Classes.mp4

02:02

6. Methods and Functions.mp4

07:23

7. Major Method Naming Guidelines.mp4

01:55

8. Namespaces and References.mp4

02:16

9. Takeaway.mp4

02:11

05. Refactoring to Clean Code Summary

01. Refactoring to Clean Code.mp4

00:43

02. Composing Methods.mp4

04:17

03. Moving Features between Objects.mp4

05:41

04. Organizing Data.mp4

02:52

05. Demo - Organizing Data.mp4

03:46

06. Simplifying Conditional Expressions.mp4

04:33

07. Simplifying Method Calls.mp4

04:28

08. Dealing with Generalization.mp4

04:14

09. Rename Functionality.mp4

02:46

10. Takeaway.mp4

02:05

6. Creating Testable Code

1. Creating Testable Code.mp4

01:06

2. Why Unit Tests.mp4

03:26

3. Anatomy of a Unit Test.mp4

04:04

4. Demo - Anatomy of a Unit Test.mp4

05:20

5. Unit Testing Best Practices.mp4

03:39

6. Takeaway.mp4

01:57

7. Takeaways - Dos and Donts

1. Takeaway.mp4

03:49

2. Coding Conventions and Guidelines.mp4

04:15

3. Clean Methods and Classes.mp4

02:03

4. Refactoring to Clean Code.mp4

02:35

5. Unit Testing and Thank You!.mp4

02:26

Description

Maintaining code is not easy, especially when it is poorly written and hard to understand. This course will teach you how to create clean code, that is easy to maintain and extend, by following the C# best practices and coding conventions.

What You'll Learn?

Maintaining code is not easy, especially when it is poorly written and hard to understand. In this course, C# 10 Best Practices, you’ll learn how to create clean code. First, you’ll learn the clean code principles. Next, you’ll discover which are the coding conventions and guidelines that you need to follow when writing code, including how to and when to refactor. Finally, you’ll learn how to create testable code. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of clean code needed to write code that is easy to maintain and extend, by following the C# best practices and coding conventions.

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Xavier Morera

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Xavier is very passionate about teaching, helping others understand search and Big Data. He is also an entrepreneur, project manager, technical author, trainer, and holds a few certifications with Cloudera, Microsoft, and the Scrum Alliance, along with being a Microsoft MVP. He has spent a great deal of his career working on cutting-edge projects with a primary focus on .NET, Solr, and Hadoop among a few other interesting technologies. Throughout multiple projects, he has acquired skills to deal with complex enterprise software solutions, working with companies that range from startups to Microsoft. Xavier also worked as a worldwide v-trainer/evangelist for Microsoft.

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