Inspection Center
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| === Code Inspection === | === Code Inspection === | ||
| * [[Security Code Inspection]] | * [[Security Code Inspection]] | ||
| * [[.NET Framework 2.0 Security Inspection Questions]] | * [[.NET Framework 2.0 Security Inspection Questions]] | ||
| * [[ASP.NET 2.0 Security Inspection Questions]] | * [[ASP.NET 2.0 Security Inspection Questions]] | ||
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An inspection is a focused check against criteria. In practice, there are three types of inspections: design, code, and deployment inspections. Design inspections help identify key engineering issues that have cascading impact. Code inspections catch implementation issues. Deployment inspections catch runtime and configuration issues. During inspections, you check both whether good practices are implemented, and bad practices are avoided.
Security Inspections
Getting Started
Code Inspection
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Design Inspection
Deployment Inspection |
Performance Inspections
Design Inspection |
Code Inspection
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