Coding Standards for ASP?

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  • David Inada

    Coding Standards for ASP?

    Looking for any info on coding standards for ASP? Any tools that help
    with the review/formatting of code?
    Is it done mainly for the jscript/vbscript components?

    David

  • Steven Burn

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    Re: Coding Standards for ASP?

    www.w3c.org (I think.... never bothered checking, lol)......

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    David Inada <dinada1@comcas t.net> wrote in message
    news:MPG.1a591c a2e833f96e98968 0@news-50.giganews.com ...[color=blue]
    > Looking for any info on coding standards for ASP? Any tools that help
    > with the review/formatting of code?
    > Is it done mainly for the jscript/vbscript components?
    >
    > David
    >[/color]


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    • David Inada

      #3
      Re: Coding Standards for ASP?

      w3c talks about scripts and gives examples of embedded scripts but does
      not address language standards.

      I am looking for any standards and tools to apply those standards for my
      company. ASP/VBScript is the main area of interest.

      David

      In article <e275M8YzDHA.23 96@TK2MSFTNGP09 .phx.gbl>, nobody@PVT_it-
      mate.co.uk says...[color=blue]
      > www.w3c.org (I think.... never bothered checking, lol)......
      >
      > --
      > Regards
      >
      > Steven Burn
      > Ur I.T. Mate Group
      > www.it-mate.co.uk
      >
      > Keeping it FREE!
      >
      > Disclaimer:
      > I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
      >
      >
      > David Inada <dinada1@comcas t.net> wrote in message
      > news:MPG.1a591c a2e833f96e98968 0@news-50.giganews.com ...[color=green]
      > > Looking for any info on coding standards for ASP? Any tools that help
      > > with the review/formatting of code?
      > > Is it done mainly for the jscript/vbscript components?
      > >
      > > David
      > >[/color]
      >
      >
      >[/color]

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      • TomB

        #4
        Re: Coding Standards for ASP?

        I'd suggest starting here.


        "David Inada" <dinada1@comcas t.net> wrote in message
        news:MPG.1a591c a2e833f96e98968 0@news-50.giganews.com ...[color=blue]
        > Looking for any info on coding standards for ASP? Any tools that help
        > with the review/formatting of code?
        > Is it done mainly for the jscript/vbscript components?
        >
        > David
        >[/color]


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        • Foo Man Chew

          #5
          Re: Coding Standards for ASP?

          > w3c talks about scripts and gives examples of embedded scripts but does[color=blue]
          > not address language standards.
          >
          > I am looking for any standards and tools to apply those standards for my
          > company. ASP/VBScript is the main area of interest.[/color]

          I don't think there are any "formal" coding standards for ASP, JScript,
          VBScript, T-SQL, etc. We've adopted our own, and it really is quite
          arbitrary. We find that techniques and naming standards are far more
          important to be consistent about, than format (e.g. indenting by tabs, or
          two spaces, within a function).

          Code in your style, make those the standard, because if you find a standard
          out there, it's just the opinion of someone like you.


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          • Jeff Cochran

            #6
            Re: Coding Standards for ASP?

            On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 11:13:43 -0500, David Inada <dinada1@comcas t.net>
            wrote:
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            >I am looking for any standards and tools to apply those standards for my
            >company. ASP/VBScript is the main area of interest.[/color]

            Google "ASP Coding Standards" and "Efficient ASP coding" for some
            examples. Most standards are dealing with naming conventions,
            commenting, code layout and such, which varies by organization and
            programmer background. It comes down to whatever works for you.

            Jeff

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