Coding Standard For C#.net

Namespace standard:

We must be use namespace: Com. [companyname]. [projectname].[modulename]

For example: Com.Codespacies.PIS.Recordmgt.Form

We must separate cs file like this:

Form: cs form

Dao: database integration and business logic

Rpt: crystal report file

Model: model class

Dataset: dataset file

Documentation Comments:

This pattern for class comments:

/// <summary>

/// This class...

/// created by:

/// created Date:

/// modified by:

/// modified Date:

/// Description:

/// </summary>

This pattern for method comments:

/// <summary>

/// this method...

/// Description:

/// ref parameter:

/// </summary>

This pattern for change comments:

/// <summary>

/// why change...

/// Description:

/// Date:

/// requested by:

/// </summary>

Capitalization Styles:

Pascal Case 

The first letter in the identifier and the first letter of each subsequent concatenated word are capitalized.  You can use Pascal case for identifiers of three or more characters. 

For example:  BackColor 

Camel Case 

The first letter of an identifier is lowercase and the first letter of each subsequent concatenated word

is capitalized. 

For example:  backColor 

Uppercase 

All letters in the identifier are capitalized.  Use this convention only for identifiers that consist of two

or fewer letters.

 For example:  System.IO 

            System.Web.IO 

You might also have to capitalize identifiers to maintain compatibility with existing, unmanaged symbol schemes, where all uppercase characters are often used for enumerations and constant values.  In general, these symbols should not be visible outside of the assembly that uses them. 

Class Naming Guidelines

·         Class names must be nouns or noun phrases.

·         UsePascal Casing

·         Do not use any class prefix

Interface Naming Guidelines

·         Name interfaces with nouns or noun phrases or adjectives describing behavior. (Example IComponent or IEnumberable)

·         Use Pascal Casing

·         Do not use any Interface prefix

Enum Naming Guidelines

·         Use Pascal Casing for enum value names and enum type names

·         Don’t prefix (or suffix) a enum type or enum values

·         Use singular names for enums

·         Use plural name for bit fields.

ReadOnly and Const Field Names

·         Name static fields with nouns, noun phrases or abbreviations for nouns

·         Use Pascal Casing

Parameter/non const field Names

·         Do use descriptive names, which should be enough to determine the variable meaning and it’s type. But prefer a name that’s based on the parameter’s meaning.

·         Use Camel Casing

Variable Names

·         Counting variables are preferably called i, j, k, l, m, n when used in 'trivial' counting loops.

·         Use Camel Casing

Method Names

·         Name methods with verbs or verb phrases.

·         Use Pascal Casing

Property Names

·         Name properties using nouns or noun phrases

·         Use Pascal Casing

·         Consider naming a property with the same name as it’s type

Event Names

·         Name event handlers with the EventHandler suffix.

·         Use two parameters named sender and e

·         Use Pascal Casing

·         Name event argument classes with the EventArgs suffix.

·         Name event names that have a concept of pre and post using the present and past tense.

·         Consider naming events using a verb.

Table of capitalization summary

Identifier	Case	Example
Class	Pascal	AppDomain
Struct	Pascal	EmpInfo
Enum type	Pascal	ErrorLevel
Enum values	Pascal	FatalError
Event	Pascal	ValueChange
Exception Class	Pascal	WebException Note: Always ends with the suffix Exception
Read-only Static field	Pascal	RedValue
Interface	Pascal	IDisposable Note: Always begins with the prefix I
Method	Pascal	ToString
Namespace	Pascal	System.Drawing
Parameter	Camel	typeName
Property	Pascal	BackColor
Protected instance field	Camel	redValue Note: Rarely used. A  property is preferable to using a protected instance field
Public instance field	Pascal	RedValue Note: Rarely used. A property is preferable is using a instance fied.
Private instance field	Camel	redValue

Table of Standard Control Prefixes

Control	Prefix	Example
Label	lbl	lblName
LinkLabel	llbl	llblName
Button	btn	btnName
Textbox	txt	txtName
MainMenu	mnu	mnuName
CheckBox	chk	chkName
RadioButton	rdo	rdoName
GroupBox	grp	grpName
PictureBox	pic	picName
Grid	grd	grdName
ListBox	lst	lstName
ComboBox	cmb	cmbName
ListView	lstv	lstvName
TreeView	tre	treName
TabControl	tab	tabName
DateTimePicker	dtp	dtpName
MonthCalendar	mon	monName
ScrollBar	sbr	sbrName
Timer	tmr	tmrName
Splitter	spl	splName
DomainUpDown	dud	dudName
NumericUpDown	nud	nudName
TrackBar	trk	trkName
ProgressBar	pro	proName
RichTextBox	rtxt	rtxtName
ImageList	img	imgName
HelpProvider	hlp	hlpName
ToolTip	tip	tipName
ContextMenu	cmnu	cmnuName
ToolBar	tbr	tbrName
Form	frm	frmName
StatusBar	bar	barName
NotifyIcon	nico	nicoName
OpenFileDialog	ofd	ofdName
SaveFileDialog	sfd	sfdName
FontDialog	fd	fdName
ColorDialog	cd	cdName
PrintDialog	pd	pdName
PrintPreviewDialog	ppd	ppdName
PrintPreviewControl	ppc	ppcName
ErrorProvider	err	errName
PrintDocument	pdoc	pdocName
PageSetupDialog	psd	psdName
CrystalReportViewer	crv	crvName
PrintDialog	pd	pdName
FileSystemWatcher	fsw	fswName
EventLog	log	logName
DirectoryEntry	dire	direName
DirectorySearcher	dirs	dirsName
MessageQueue	msq	msqName
PerformanceCounter	pco	pcoName
Process	pro	proName
ServiceController	ser	serName
ReportDocument	rpt	rptName
DataSet	ds	dsName
Datatable	dt	dtName
OleDbDataAdapter	olea	oleaName
OleDbConnection	olec	olecName
OleDbCommand	oled	oledName
SqlDbDataAdapter	sqla	sqlaName
SqlDbConnection	sqlcon	sqlconName
SqlDbCommand	sqlcmd	sqlcmdName
DataView	dvw	dvwName

Table of Standard Data Type Prefixes

Data Type	Prefix	Example
int	i	iValueName
uint	ui	uiValueName
string	str	strValueName
double	d	dValueName
long	l	lValueName
ulong	ul	ulValueName
bool	b	bValueName
char	c	cValueName
decimal	dec	decValueName
float	f	fValueName
byte	y	yValueName
sbyte	sy	syValueName
short	s	sValueName
ushort	us	usValueName
object	obj	objValueName
Exception	ex

 

Table of Standard Control Prefixes

Control	Prefix	Example
DataGrid	dtg	dtgName
Column	col	colName

Design

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How get tag name in Jquery

For finding any element tag name, we can get using following code.

Code

var tagName = $(this).get(0).tagName;

Example

<html>
<head>
<link href='css/custom-theme/jquery-ui-1.8.16.custom.css' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> 
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js"></script>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery-ui-1.8.16.custom.min.js"></script>
</head>
<script>
$("#new_button").button();
$("#new_button").click(function() {
var TagName = $(this).get(0).tagName; 
alert(TagName);
var ParentTagName = $(this).parent().get(0).tagName; 
alert(ParentTagName);
});
</script>

<body>
<div style="display: table-cell; float: right;"><a id="new_button">New</a></div>
</body>
</html>

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SEO Question for Clients

1.   What is the web address/URL of the site that you would like us to optimize? If your web address doesn´t up and running, please provide us your DEV URL or sitemap structure that you have planned.
2.  In which platform your website built in?
3. Describe the type of customers/audiences/visitors that you are targeting with your website.
4. What are the products or services that you provide? Please provide us with a detailed description about the services that you offer
5. What are your target specific keywords? Do you know what your customers to be will type in the search engine to find you?
1.  What are the primary keywords you would like to target? (No single phrase keywords please)
2.  What are the secondary level keywords you would like to target? (No single phrase keywords please)
3.  Can we review the keywords and make changes as per your business objective?
6. Who are your customers? Who are your best customers? And Why?
7.  Who are your major competitors online? Do you know them how they perform online? List your major competitors with Name, Location and Website Addresses.(URL)
8. What is the geographic scope of your market- International /National/ Regional/Local?
9.  Do you have web stats (statistics) for your current site and monitoring the visitor status regularly?
10.  Will you be interested in site restructuring, minor redesigns and content change if we strongly recommend? Promoting a client’s website is promoting their business. So, understanding their business is more important, and getting an insight about what they do, should be the first step you should do. Keep this in mind if you want to help them and retain them, since SEO clients are long term clients, and they rely on your marketing abilities.
11.  How do you currently promote new content (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.)
12. Define your current marketing strategy?
13.  Do you have traffic stats / website log for us to review?If so, Can we have the access for the same?
14. What do you want to accomplish with SEO/SEM? (Ranking / Traffic / Conversion )
15. Have you worked with any SEO /SEM companies before? If so, what was performed and what were the results?
16.  Do you have an established budget for SEO/SEM? If so, what is it?
17.  Do you have any constraints while working the project (Timing / Budget etc)
18.  Please provide any additional information you think might be essential at this time.

Note :

I collect this information from different website and Blogs and put it together.

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