ASP.NET Dos and Don'ts for highly maintainable code | Rob Richardson | rob rich

ASP.NET Dos and Don'ts for highly maintainable code

3/15/2019 at ConFoo in Montreal, Québec, Canada

What is legacy code? Did I just write more of it? ASP.NET rebooted itself to make it more maintainable and performant. Let’s learn to build highly maintainable code as well. We’ll look at the low-hanging fruit to get you on a path to avoiding the common pitfalls and reach for the easy wins. You can avoid legacy.

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