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Zero Defects Culture
Page history last edited by Matt Wynne 8 mos ago
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- Nobody writes bug free code, but leaving bugs hanging around for very long is irresponsible and risky:
- bugs take an unpredictable amount of time to fix - this makes meeting deadlines difficult
- if you continue to add features to buggy code, you're not building on solid foundations: when you eventually fix the bug, you might have to change your new code too to keep it working
- Stamp on bugs as soon as you find them
- Always prioritise bug-fixing before building new features.
- Stay on first-name terms with the few bugs you do have using a lo-fi system like Index Cards to track them.
- Use techniques like Test-Driven Development and Pair Programming to help you write code with less bugs.
Start-ups aspiring:
Zero Defects Culture
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