OK, I think it’s complete enough to get the point across. Now here’s to making my supervisors life more complicated because of it. :-)
- Thou shalt not deploy/change/alter any queries without running a query plan upon them and removing all table scans and adding indexes.
- Thou shalt not deploy web pages that do not validate – aka “crap HTML”.
- Thou shalt not deploy uncommented, hackish, un-Dimmed, retarded-logic ASP code.
- Thou shalt not use raw SQL queries in ASP when Stored Procs make more sense.
- Thou shalt not use raw querystring name/value pair names when thou should be using declared constants or Application variables.
- Thou shalt not use string comparisons in logic statements when constants should be created instead.
- Thou shalt not create browser specific code without also coding for its alternative situations.
- Thou shalt always use fixed width font, tabs converted to space, and a tab length of 4.
- Thou shalt not honor false quantity over quality. Compromise on functionality, not quality.
- Thou shalt not waver in thine coding integrity. No person, project or priority is more important than your integrity.
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