Who can i send my code to?

[Hyphessobricon]

Hello,

Is there anyone who would like to have a look at my simple to give me some
advice for improvements?I'll send it in zip-file.

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Thanks a lot

Hyphessobrycon

[Hyphessobricon]

"Hyphessobricon" <sy*********@telenet.be> schreef in bericht
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Hello,

Is there anyone who would like to have a look at my simple to give me some
advice for improvements?I'll send it in zip-file.

--

Thanks a lot

Hyphessobrycon

it's in VB.Net

[Cor Ligthert]

Huphessobricon,

I think it is better to show some snippets (small parts) with this question
of your code than we can all learn from that, in my opinion is that for what
a newsgroup is.

Otherwise you ask offline consultancy what is mostly a paid job.

Just my thought,

Cor

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Hyphessobricon" <sy*********@telenet.be> schrieb:

Is there anyone who would like to have a look at my simple to give me some
advice for improvements?I'll send it in zip-file.

Personally, I am not interested in receiving code and reviewing it for free.
Post relevant parts of the code here so everybody reading the group can
benefit. Do /not/ post the code as an attachment. Instead, select portions
of your code you want to discuss and post them here as part of your message.

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M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/>

[Andy O'Neill]

"Hyphessobricon" <sy*********@telenet.be> wrote in message
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Hello,

Is there anyone who would like to have a look at my simple to give me some
advice for improvements?I'll send it in zip-file.

It could take a lot of time to trawl through someone else's application and
offer such advice.
If that's what you want then I reckon you'd do best to find someone you know
and patient enough to sit with you for a walkthrough.

Or.... Find someone happy to do this for money and pay them.

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Regards,
Andy O'Neill

[Pete Wright]

It sounds very much like you are looking for general advice on what is good,
or bad, code. If that's the case, and you indeed want to study and improve
your craft, then might I suggest a couple of books and sites for reading.

First, take a look at Martin Fowler's excellent book "Refactoring: Improving
the design of existing code". The book as a whole is excellent and offers
good advice geared towards improving code, but the chapter written by Kent
Beck that looks at "code smells" may be more relevant to you at this point
in time than any other chapter in the book.

Also, take a look at Ron Jeffries online diary which became a book, called
Adventures in C#. You can find it at
http://www.xprogramming.com/xpmag/acsIndex.htm. Even though the book is
focussed on C#, the general concepts that Ron talks about with regard to
code quality, and test driven development, as well as general development
practice are suited to any language, including VB.NET.

Finally, get hold of a copy of Steve McConnell's fantastic book Code
Complete 2.0. This is a great book about programming and software
development in general and is sure to give you lots of pointers to other
tomes to drill down into specific areas of interest.

Good luck.
--
Pete Wright
Author of ADO.NET Novice to Pro for Apress
www.petewright.org

"Hyphessobricon" <sy*********@telenet.be> wrote in message
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Hello,

Is there anyone who would like to have a look at my simple to give me some
advice for improvements?I'll send it in zip-file.

--

Thanks a lot

Hyphessobrycon