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Ashraf has 10 technical articles published in popular online developer community codeproject.com, where he has shared few of best practices being maintained by him while building enterprise standard software.  Check his technical articles [ here ].
Title: Requirement Analysis Steps while Developing Software [ Published URL ] Date Published: 18th March 2006 Type of Publication: Technical Article Summery: This article provides a basic outline to discover, document requirement documents for a given software project.
Title: Something about Requirement Engineering [ Published URL ] Date Published: 18th March 2006 Type of Publication: Technical Article Summery: Requirement Engineering contains some scientific processes by which it is possible to discovering, documenting and maintaining user’s requirements very effectively. In this article I tried to provide a basic concept about Requirement Engineering.
Title: Enterprise Application Solution: A Component Based Approach [ Published URL ] Date Published: 18th March 2006 Type of Publication: Technical Article Summery: Enterprise application solution concentrates on the overall business process to speed up the tasks of the corresponding business organization. Well engineered enterprise component can be developed by software manufacturers to expand the software market.
Title: Easy Naming Practices for .NET Coding [ Published URL ] Date Published: 18th March 2006 Type of Publication: Technical Article Summery: While writing codes for .NET applications, if you and your team members contain some common naming practices, it becomes very useful, especially when you're reading your existing codes and modify your codes in VS.NET IDE.
Title: A Simple HTML Builder Utility Class [ Published URL ] Date Published: 18th March 2006 Type of Publication: Technical Article Summery: When your application requirements for html formatting of texts (example: print page, e-mail text etc) are pretty simple, this simple builder class will save your development time.
Title: A Client Script Helper Utility Class [ Published URL ] Date Published: 18th March 2006 Type of Publication: Technical Article Summery: The "ClientScriptHelper" utility class will help you by not requiring you to remember the client side codes. |