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How we enforce .NET coding standards to improve productivity
Distributing .editorconfig and MSBuild properties across hundreds of .NET projects is now as easy as adding a single NuGet package. Here's how we did it.
At Workleap, we decided to take a step back to analyze where we could improve our SDLC as well, in order to reduce friction and help our developers deliver value for our customers faster, without compromising on quality. Notable examples include: prevent multiple enumerations of IEnumerable, forwarding CancellationToken parameters to methods, rethrowing to preserve stack details, not using obsolete or weak key derivation functions, awaiting tasks instead of using.Result, etc. While this represented a colossal effort of tweaking hundreds of knobs with different severity levels, we also evaluated the impact of these rules on the build duration using MSBuild Log Viewer, as we did not want to introduce a significant overhead.
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