The purpose of this document is to provide coding style standards for the development of source code written in C#.
Adhering to a coding style standard is an industry proven best-practice for making team development more efficient and application maintenance more cost-effective. While not comprehensive, these guidelines represent the minimum level of standardization expected in the source code of projects written in C#.
This document provides guidance on the formatting, commenting, naming, and programming style of C# source code and is applicable to component libraries. web services, web sites, and rich client applications.
Blocks of example code will use code-fencing, and should apply syntax-highlighting similar to how it appears within Visual Studio.
Code or syntax presented in-line will use backticks (`). Note that syntax highlighting is not applied to inline code.
Feedback on these guidelines is highly encouraged. Please open an issue on this Github repository with any questions or comments.