Write your own C # framework from scratch (3)-Development specifications

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Why are norms so important? Why are we talking about it over and over again, while beginners are ignoring these requirements? Here are a few examples for beginners.

 

After many similar projects are involved, the main reasons may be:

. But what they did not consider is that the Code with good readability and strict implementation of development specifications is actually a very good stepping stone when applying for a new company.

Of course, there may also be other reasons, but the most important thing is the developer's own problems. If you have a good development habit, other external factors will not affect you.

Does complying with development specifications really waste your development time and reduce development efficiency?

 

I talked about a lot of seemingly unrelated things. In fact, the main purpose is to tell beginners that development standards are more important than you think. So let's not be lazy any more. From now on, please be careful with yourself, developing good development habits will greatly help your career.

In this framework development, what development specifications should we use?

　　

　　

 

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