Practical tips for keeping your C# code base clean
Dennis Doomen
Hands-on architect in the .NET space with 29 years of experience on an everlasting quest for knowledge to build the right software the right way at the right time
About the session
As soon as a codebase grows to a certain point, almost every team struggles to keep that codebase under control. Coding conventions are no longer followed, code reviews become superficial, refactoring doesn't happen as often as it should, and developers lose sight of the original architecture.
Fortunately our toolbox contains quite some tools to help you with this, and next to that there are plenty of practices and learnings to help structure your code in more functional manner.