Going live with a project with no bugs generation

What are the ways to ensure that minimum or no bugs are found when a .net project goes live? Your tips can be generic.

My fir开发者_如何学编程st project is about to be hosted in a week's time and I am slightly intimidated by that fact, since I am a uni student and not an expert programmer.

You will never know for sure that there are zero bugs in an application.

To reduce the risk of bugs, you could learn and implement automated unit testing with a framework like NUnit.

As mentioned in one of Joel Spolsky's old articles, Microsoft had a "zero defects methodology" that focused on fixing bugs before writing new code.

My first project is about to be hosted in a week's time

Now that are lots of things to take care of during design and development (and it is quite late now). But one thing that I have found out that continuous integration environment (wherein you also have testing and coverage checked) helps a lot.

Code reviews, unit testing, automatic integrating testing and manual testing. I'm sure you heard about it at your uni.