You can find a document will accepted coding guidelines at http://www.idesign.net/idesign/DesktopDefault.aspx (see the links on right)

Once you get your feet wet a bit, I highly recommend http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Framework-Design-Guidelines/Krzysztof-Cwalina/e/9780321545619/?itm=1&USRI=framework+design+guidelines+conventions+idioms These are the official guidelines from MS. While it says "Framework", they can be applied to applications.


>Ok,
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>just created my first little application in C# and have a few "what's best practice" type questions;
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>1. What is the expected practice for naming controls? frmLogon, btnName, txtInput etc?
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>2. Is camelCase still best policy for variable naming?
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>3. Should variable names begin with and identifier of their type? intCounter, strBuffer etc?
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>I know in reality it will not make my code run faster/better but I would like to follow standard practice. Are there any other "recommended practices" that would be different to what I am used to in VFP?
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>Gary.
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>PS. is there a .Net equivalent to VFP's beautify?