This question is purely for learning and to step-up my technical understanding.  I know there is no perfect solution and this question has possible never ending solution list but I think it's very important for every architect to understand the difference between demo and a live project.I created many demo solutions in .Net in the past.  I now have been assigned to architect and implement a production level web solution so I wanted to ask - on a very high level, what is required to convert a demo into a production level solution.  From my understanding, this will require (other than functionally implementing clients' requirements):Unit testing every method Ensuring ~100% code coverage is achievedLogging all exceptions and possible pointcuts - possible with AOPUsing interface design pattern, dependency injection, possibly byusing a framework e.g. spring.net Using performance counters andprofilers for instrumentation Applying appropriate security - i.e.windows authentication (if that's whats required by client).Transaction management on every single method Back up of the web application files before new deployment of solutionWhat else?My question is more related to technical side instead of functional/documentation because otherwise we will go into another path :-)Thank you.
What is the difference between a prototype and a production level solution?
c#;.net;asp.net;visual studio