NickMalloy
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I want to know if there is a list of naming conventions for the new controls in asp.net 2.0. Anyone have one. When I say naming convention I am talking like a textbox would start with txt
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asp.net 2.0 controls naming convention.
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Here's one that I've used and liked.
"In recent projects (the past couple years), I have taken to a single prefix for all my UI controls. I typically use "ux" (I used to use "ui", but it wasn't set apart well in intellisense). "ux" comes from my usual design abbreviations where it means "User eXperience". I have found this to be extremely helpful in that I get the desired grouping in the intellisense even better than if I use "txt", "lbl" etc. It also allows you to change combo boxes to text boxes etc. without having to change the names."
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"In recent projects (the past couple years), I have taken to a single prefix for all my UI controls. I typically use "ux" (I used to use "ui", but it wasn't set apart well in intellisense). "ux" comes from my usual design abbreviations where it means "User eXperience". I have found this to be extremely helpful in that I get the desired grouping in the intellisense even better than if I use "txt", "lbl" etc. It also allows you to change combo boxes to text boxes etc. without having to change the names."
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