Good C# coding standard

As I today had the time to continue my C# sample project, I wanted to make sure my code is "clean" and easy to read.

Naturally, a good coding convention (or "coding standard") document is a good way to start, so I turned to Google.

I was a bit disappointed first, when I only found very ignorant standards (from people who cannot accept that both Java and C# can co-exist in this world), but luckily, by scrolling down, I found Lance Hunt's "C# Coding Standards for .NET" as a PDF file.

Although I don't argue with exactly 100% of the rules or conventions, Lance's document appears very good.

So, if you are writing code in C#, I can recommend this document. At the writing of this, the latest version is 1.13a from August 2004. And the document is good reading even if you are using Delphi.