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Coding standards, or coding conventions, are sets of rules or guidelines designed to govern the process of code production in a software project. They're usually based on industry best practices or generally accepted conventions. They include naming conventions, style, prohibited features, and more.
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Which do you code first, MVC?
It is best to start with your model. Your controllers will be based on your model, and then you make the views to access the controllers.
UI/View logic should always be the last thing you work on, a …
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