New to writing code? Wondering if there's a "standard" way to really write the large application you're dreaming about? Well, DevShed.com just might have an answer for you in their latest article.

In Writing Quality Software: A Primer, the author steps through several hints and things to look out for in coding your application. They talk about some general quality issues including: the software being "correct" (works right), the software being "accurate" (error-free), and documenting the code with comments galore.

They go on to talk about other things to help your code be all it can be such as: making it consistent/readable, using the proper naming conventions, and making the appropriate comments. While this article suggests several items to help you clean up your code and make it easier to use, ultimately it's up to you to figure out what works best for you, and go with it...