In my program I need a \'preview\' mode where it doesn\'t make a开发者_C百科ny changes to the data, there\'s a common name for this that I\'ve seen in other apps but I can\'t put my finger on it. Any
Probably a silly question, because I assume the N stands for \".NET\", though I could be wrong. I\'m interested in where this naming convention got started.
I soon started a small C++ project and elaborated some naming convention rules for variables, according to scope.
Suppose we have classes Gallery and Image. There can be many images in one gallery. Gallery should have some method which returns number of nested images. My suggestions:
I\'ve got a couple of questions about the naming convention for the DisplayTemplates and EditorTemplates in MVC 2.
I have a database schema where the convention for a foreign key\'s name is: ForeignTable.Name + ForeignTable.PrimaryKeyName
This question will be asked in a specific form, but applies to a more general question, how to name unordered set items without implying any sort of structure.
We have 2 object types and want to connect them N:N. For example, articles & authors. How would you name relations table?
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Looking for some practical advice here and any experiences people have had in a similar situation. We use a BDD/TDD sytle methodology for building our software (quite a large/complex application) The
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