As a single developer, you can use Total Visual CodeTools 2000 to ensure that all your projects conform to the development standards dictated by the project. With support for multiple standards templates, you can customize standards according to a specific client's needs, or a particular project's requirements. As a team or enterprise developer, Total Visual CodeTools 2000 standards allow you to develop projects without worrying about whether or not you are conforming to the defined project standard. As a development manager, you now have a tool to define development standards, and enforce them among entire project teams. The Standards Architecture Total Visual CodeTools 2000 uses Standards to define how your projects are created and updated.
Standards define things like naming conventions, commenting style, and error handling.
In order to use Standards effectively, it is important to understand the Standards architecture employed in the product. Types of Settings Total Visual CodeTools 2000 uses two types of settings to control how the product works and how standards are enforced. Shared Standards are the settings that are used throughout the Total Visual CodeTools 2000 tool set. These control development standards that can be shared by an entire team. Shared standards are stored in a central shared location so each developer using Total Visual CodeTools 2000 can seamlessly connect to the Standards repository and use the elements defined there.