 | | Boosting Performance with Fields | | A potentially significant amount of performance gain and code size reduction can be achieved by making use of internal fields rather than a blanket use of public properties when designing applications. |
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| | Half the Code in Twice the Time | | The concept of “Half the code in twice the time” may seem backwards until we realize that there is a difference between the number of lines of code and the amount of functionality a given application provides. |
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| | Naming Conventions: Grouping within a Class | | A common practice when selecting a naming convention is to use verb first resulting in names that read like an English phrase like “GetThisThing”. While establishing and sticking with a naming convention is wise, other factors are presented that may prove helpful, especially grouping concerns. |
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