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C# Coding Convention: Coding Standard in C#

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Coding conventions are a set of guidelines for writing code that is consistent, readable, and comprehensible. They are also sometimes called programming conventions, style guides, or coding standard. These conventions cover various aspects of the code, such as naming conventions, indentation, commenting, and formatting.

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How low-code/no-code AutomationEngine advances automated workflows

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But to be scalable, they also need low-code/no-code solutions that don’t require a lot of spin-up or engineering expertise. With the Dynatrace modern observability platform, teams can now use intuitive, low-code/no-code toolsets and causal AI to extend answer-driven automation for business, development and security workflows.

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Effective Coding With Java Observability

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Ask yourself: how often do you find yourself taking your eyes off the code in the IDE to find out what you can learn from its execution data? The vision of what effective observability can do to actually help developers work better is suspiciously missing from the preaching of many of its commercial vendors and oracles.

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How To Generate Code Coverage Report Using JaCoCo-Maven Plugin

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Code coverage is a software quality metric commonly used during the development process that let’s you determine the degree of code that has been tested (or executed). To achieve optimal code coverage, it is essential that the test implementation (or test suites) tests a majority percent of the implemented code.

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Legacy Code Refactoring: Tips, Steps, and Best Practices

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Nobody loves to work on legacy code because it can be a confusing endeavor; at best, it’s time-consuming. But do we now live with the huge repercussions and costs of retaining and utilizing legacy codes as they are?

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It’s 2 AM. Do You Know What Your Code Is Doing?

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Once we press the merge button, that code is no longer our responsibility. If my code uses up too much RAM, they will increase RAM. When the code runs slower, it will increase CPU. In case the code crashes, they will increase concurrent instances. Unfortunately, those teams work with a different toolset.

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Writing Clean Code: Naming

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When you start learning how to code your main focus is writing code that works correctly for the problem you are solving. Yes, code needs to work correctly and that is a good place to start learning. However, in a real work environment, you also want to ensure you write clean code.

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