poor code quality

Continuous Delivery

Practicing Continuous Delivery means that you adopt practices to be ready to release product changes any time you want. Your product is always ready to deploy to production.

Poor Code Quality

Poor code quality mainly describes buggy code or code with high coupling and low cohesion that is difficult to maintain. Poor code quality can also lead to frequent code repetition or suspiciously slow implementation.

Toxic Team Culture

Dangerous toxic team culture spreads easily. It is often started by a combination of bad management and disinvolved employees. It is crucial to deal with it as soon as possible.

Proper Bug Reporting

Proper bug reporting is a crucial practice for development. It helps to understand where the product lacks its functionality or performance. Bug reports are descriptions of bugs found by testers.

Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration is a software development practice that makes developers integrate code changes into a shared repository routinely and frequently. Usually, each person integrates at least daily and that ensures them that their code changes do not break anything.

Pair Programming

Pair programming is a technique of two programmers sharing a single workstation. The "driver" writes everything down and the "navigator" watches and makes suggestions. They switch the roles when necessary.