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Code Review – Quick Reference
This is a simple check-list to make code reviews more valuable. Simply check these rules.
Download a single page word document: Code Review Cheat Sheet
Does the code follow the 10/100 Rule?
This is a quick check rule that isn’t extremely rigid. See the 10/100 rule of code
Method has less than 10 lines
Is the method touched 10 lines or less? (There are always exceptions such as Algorithms)
100
Is the class 100 lines or less?
Note: Model classes should have zero functions closer to 20 lines. Logic classes should be sub-100 lines.
Is the code S.O.L.I.D.
S.O.L.I.D. is an acronym. See this link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOLID
Single Responsibility Principal
Does each class have a single responsibility? Does each method have a single responsibility?
Is this the only class that has this responsibility? (No duplicate code)
Open/Closed Principle
Can you extend the functionality without modifying this code? Config, Plugins, event registration, etc.
Is there configuration is this code? If so, extract it. Configuration does not belong in code.
Liskov substitution principal
Is inheritance used? If so, does the child type cause issues the parent type wouldn’t cause?
Interface segregation principle
Does the code use interface-based design?
Are the interfaces small?
Are all parts of the interface implementations without throwing a NotImplementedException?
Dependency inversion principle
Does the code reference only interfaces and abstractions?
Note: If new code references concrete classes with complex methods, it is coded wrong.
Is the code Unit Tested
99% coverage
Is the Code 99% covered? Is code not covered marked with the ExcludeFromCodeCoverageAttribute?
Parameter Value Tests for methods with parameters
Are all parameter values that could cause different behavior covered?
See these links:
Unit testing with Parameter Value Coverage (PVC)
Parameter Value Coverage by type
Naming things
Typos
Are your names typo free?
Naming convention
Do your file names, class names, method names, variable names match existing naming conventions?
Big O
Do you have any glaringly obvious Big O problems? n or n2 vs when it could be constant or log n.
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation
