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Go To Naming Conventions For information regarding models, click the images below Contain properties to represent specific data e.g EF Entities or SQL objects Contain business logic (e.g. validation rules) to ensure the represented data fulfills the des...

Go To Naming Conventions For information regarding view models, click the images below The class to group one or more models. It applies business logic on the results set from the models TODO : properties defined and properties inherited, private set...

Go To Naming Conventions For information regarding razor views, click the images below Responsible for presenting viewmodels, viewbags and other data structures in the format of the end user requirements Should mainly contain presentational code, such a...

Go To Naming Conventions For information regarding Controllers, click the images below   Each controller must implement the IController interface directly or indirectly, this must be done using the BaseController namespace SignifyHR.Areas.Portal.Cont...

General Naming conventions Domain conventions LINQ EF Core

All methods accept and use ISessionHandler using SignifyHR.Core; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Data; using System.Data.Entity; using System.Linq; namespace SignifyHR.Data.Domain { public partial class exSample...

Methods for EF are written in Pascal Case Examples of naming conventions that need to be followed for EF Methods: Method Fetch TryFetch FetchAll FetchAllBy<Association> TryFetchFirst Create Update Delete ...

Methods Method Parameters Linq / Entity Operation Return Type State Dal Sync Mode Fetch (id, optional filter params, eagerLoaded = false / eagerLoadParms = null) Single T Static Default TryFetch (id, optional filter params, eagerLoa...

IQueryable This is used when you want to add and/or filter results from the database, without the query being executed already.  This is generally used with methods like ValidSamples() and FilterSamples() The IQueryable interface inherits the IEnumerable int...

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General Naming conventions Bundling Minification jQuery TypeScript Iterators (Loops) Properties Variables

Try to follow the AirBnB styling guide as far as possible. Sometimes you might have to deviate from the guide; such as when targeting Internet Explorer without a transpiler, you have to use var instead of const or let. When using a complete toolchain with a t...

Use camelCase when naming objects, functions, and instances. // bad const OBJEcttsssss = {}; const this_is_my_object = {}; function c() {} // good const thisIsMyObject = {}; function thisIsMyFunction() {} Use PascalCase only when naming constru...

Always use bundling to some degree in production. Commonly used vendor scripts should always be bundles, but however be aware that bundles do not grow too large. Bundling tools such as webpack provide an efficient way to split bundles when they grow too large....

Always minify in production.   TODO : Example and how is minification done Use minified version when external library is used

Prefix jQuery object variables with a $. // bad const sidebar = $('.sidebar'); // good const $sidebar = $('.sidebar'); // good const $sidebarBtn = $('.sidebar-btn'); Cache jQuery lookups. // bad function setSidebar() { $('.sidebar').hid...

General Naming conventions Properties Can I Use Bundling SASS

BEM, or “Block-Element-Modifier”, is a naming convention for classes in HTML and CSS.  We will be using BEM for the following reasons: It helps create clear, strict relationships between CSS and HTML It helps us create reusable, composable components It ...

Try to follow the AirBnB CSS/SASS guideline as far as possible.  Please have a look at the rest of this chapter to see more details about Naming Conventions and BEM (very important!)