The LARI program is going to replace the multitude of Excel sheets that allow the AFSL to continue to run and function properly.
Making a great program comes with rules. Here are ours:
- Make sure all methods are fully documented. If you are not sure, look at comments from other files.
- Line lengths should not exceed 100 characters.
- Indentation width is 4 spaces. Don't use tabs to indent. You can change settings in your IDE to accomodate this.
- If there is extra work to be done in your portion of the code, or some followup comment, please preceed it with "TODO", e.g.
//TODO: Refactor this codeor//TODO: Complete this method. - Any method implemented on the backend should have a corresponding unit test.
- Make sure you have a user story corresponding to the work you have to do on Perforce. If not, tell the Lead Software Engineer of the lab.
- Do NOT commit the
LARI/LARI.csprojfile. If you do, I will personally revert your commit :)
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