Good to see someone willing to take the time and stick their neck out! I've thought about something similar but have never managed to find the time.
You probably have these on your list but a couple of things that may also need to be covered:
* Indentation of code.
* Structure of SQL statements, ie can all the variable names go on the same line? OK for select statements, must be seperate lines for insert and update?
* Naming of customTags, UDFs and CFCs
Also, do you use a standard header block in your source files, along the lines of:
<!--- ********************************************************************************* ---> <!--- *** Copyright 2001 - 2004 *** ---> <!--- *** This program is an unpublished work and is considered a trade secret *** ---> <!--- *** belonging to the copyright holder *** ---> <!--- *** Eaglehawk (WA) Pty Ltd (ACN 064 436 166), Australia *** ---> <!--- ********************************************************************************* ---> <!--- *** File Name: blank.cfm *** ---> <!--- *** File Path: / *** ---> <!--- *** Created: 01 January 2001 *** ---> <!--- *** Author: Brett Payne-Rhodes *** ---> <!--- *** Company: Eaglehawk Computing *** ---> <!--- ********************************************************************************* ---> <!--- *** DESCRIPTION *** ---> <!--- *** Use this when you need to initialise a frame to be blank. *** ---> <!--- ********************************************************************************* ---> <!--- *** PARAMETERS *** ---> <!--- *** -- Name ---- -- Values ------- -- Description ------------------------- *** ---> <!--- *** *** ---> <!--- ********************************************************************************* ---> <!--- *** MODIFICATIONS *** ---> <!--- *** -- Date --- -- Name ---------- -- Description ------------------------- *** ---> <!--- *** 21 Jun 2001 Brett Payne-Rhodes Copyright Header Block added. *** ---> <!--- *** 17 Jul 2001 Brett Payne-Rhodes Include stylesheet: ns.css *** ---> <!--- ********************************************************************************* --->
I find these very useful, especially the modification history.
Thanks Taco!
Brett B)
Taco Fleur wrote:
Guys (Guru's),
I was just (humbly) wondering if you could gaze your hawk eyes over the following http://www.tacofleur.com/index/blog/archive/2004/01/?072043
It's basically a methodology I have successfully worked with for a long time, I know all you Guru's out there all have your own Methodologies, so therefore I would appreciate some input if you have some time.
http://www.tacofleur.com/index/blog/archive/2004/01/?072043
As you might notice, it's not pretty and not finished, but if I don't throw it out there now I never will.....
Taco Fleur
http://www.tacofleur.com/index/blog/
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