New from DevShed.com this morning, there's the third part in their "The Art of Software Development" series, Coding to a Plan.

In the first two parts of this article, I spent lots of time and bandwidth spouting off about requirements, design, and the various types of documents you should develop prior to actually beginning implementation of a software project. If you're the kind of developer who hates documentation (is there really any other kind?), you've probably been wishing I'd just shut up and get to the point...or, in this case, the code. Well, your wishes are about to be answered.

Diving into the concepts that make for easy to use code (and easy to modify code as well), they cover things like variables naming schemes, code modularization, and templating the site out so that someone could just comes through and reskin it all with their own pages and just use the markup that you already have in place. They also give some great tips on how and what to check in your code for optimum reliability and stability.