Key Points
by Donis Marshall and John Bruno
Solid Code: Optimizing the Software Development Life Cycle
- Solid Code: Optimizing the Software Development Life Cycle
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- Recommendations for Solid Code
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1. Code Quality in an Agile World
- Traditional Methods of Software Development
- Agile Methods of Software Development
- Moving Quality Upstream
- Inside Microsoft: Windows Live Hotmail Engineering
- Tactics for Writing Solid Code
- Summary
- Key Points
- 2. Class Design and Prototyping
- 3. Metaprogramming
- 4. Performance Is a Feature
- Common Performance Challenges
- Analyzing Application Performance
- Tactics for Improving Web Application Performance
- Incorporating Performance Best Practices
- Inside Microsoft: Tackling Live Search Performance
- Summary
- Key Points
- 5. Designing for Scale
- Understanding Application Scalability
- Tactics for Scaling Web Applications
- Inside Microsoft: Managing the Windows Live Messenger Service Infrastructure
- Summary
- Key Points
- 6. Security Design and Implementation
- Common Application Security Threats
- Principles for Designing Secure Applications
- SD3+C Strategy and Practices for Secure Applications
- Secure by Design
- Implement Threat Modeling and Risk Mitigation Tactics
- Apply Best Practices to Application Design
- Apply .NET authentication and authorization mechanisms
- Encrypt sensitive data
- Assume external applications and code is insecure
- Design to fail, and fail securely
- Handle errors and exceptions securely
- Implement least privilege
- Implement privilege separation
- Sanitize input
- Validate security coding best practices with FxCop
- Incorporate security-focused code reviews
- Secure by Default
- Secure in Deployment and Communication
- Secure by Design
- Understanding .NET Framework Security Principles
- Additional Security Best Practices
- Summary
- Key Points
- 7. Managed Memory Model
- 8. Defensive Programming
- 9. Debugging
- 10. Code Analysis
- 11. Improving Engineering Processes
- 12. Attitude Is Everything
- A. Agile Development Resources
- B. Web Performance Resources
- About the Authors
- Index
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Around 50 percent of the software development life cycle should be dedicated to phases before coding.
Do not allow implementation considerations to affect the requirements analysis or design.
Model the application using UML diagrams. The Use Case, Class, and Sequence diagrams are the most important.
Do not assume that the software model is correct. Use various best practices and policies to validate the correctness of the model.
Check UML diagrams into source control for each public version of the product.
Snippets can further automate prototyping and instrumentation.
Use configuration files to remotely activate tracing.
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