Coding Standards and Guidelines

[Todd]

Does anyone know of a book for C# .NET on coding
standards and guidelines? My company is in the process
of defining this stuff as we move to C# .NET.

I could swear I picked up a book like this in a technical
bookstore, but now I can't find one searching Amazon.com
or anywhere else.

By the way, I've seen the documentation Microsoft has in
their best practices section. That stuff is good, but
I'm also looking for a book.

Thanks,
Todd

[Shawn Farkas]

It's not a book, but in addition to our best practices document, you could check out FxCop and see what kinds of rules that enforces. You can find
FxCop here ... http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/fxcop

-Shawn
http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa

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Does anyone know of a book for C# .NET on coding
standards and guidelines? My company is in the process
of defining this stuff as we move to C# .NET.

I could swear I picked up a book like this in a technical
bookstore, but now I can't find one searching Amazon.com
or anywhere else.

By the way, I've seen the documentation Microsoft has in
their best practices section. That stuff is good, but
I'm also looking for a book.

Thanks,
Todd