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i think this list cramps style too much, to a point of hindering development. while i agree that following a good set of coding standards leads to easier maintenance, i don't think this is the best starting point.

maybe something like:

  • style
    • follow perlstyle, except as noted below
    • do not shift subroutine arguments, use code like my( $self, $arg1, @args ) = @_; instead
    • name SCALAR, ARRAY, and HASH variables in the singular, not plural
    • use taint mode
    • ...
  • substance
    • untaint all passed parameters
    • log all errors/warnings, using #your log module here#
    • use CGI to process CGI parameters
    • use DBI to access database
    • use HTML::Template for HTML templates, not HEREDOCs
    • ...
  • tests
    • write tests for each subroutine
    • test modules for pod, using Test::Pod
    • test for documentation coverage, using Pod::Coverage
    • test modules for version information, using Test::Version
    • verify all tests pass before merging code and tests with development stream
    • ...
  • docs
    • document each module with pod, sections include: your sections here
    • enter Change Request #(s) in comment upon checkin to SCM repository
    • all code must be in SCM repository before release to ...
    • ...

but i could be completely off base. it's been a while since i've developed these standards (or followed them in a large team.)

~Particle *accelerates*


In reply to Re: Perl Programming guidlines/rules by particle
in thread Perl Programming guidelines/rules by hakkr

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