C# Code Quality - Part 1
Improving a codebase can be a difficult task. The larger the codebase, the more difficult it becomes to find and fix poor code manually. When confronted with a new codebase, metrics are needed to determine what needs to be improved. This article discusses some tools to get the metrics, and the series discusses how to use the information to make targeted refactors. A codebase is the heart of a software business. When it is too complicated, the business suffers. Features become more time consuming and risky to implement, and bugs occur more frequently. The cost of training new staff is also higher because it takes them longer to understand what the code does. Finding ways to improve code quality is imperative for business. It’s best to consider code quality early, but frequently it is only an afterthought. Poorly written codebases...
Christian Findlay
Nov 09, 2019
