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Questions tagged [maintainability]

system quality aspect characterizing the ease of software maintenance

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After a couple of months using AI tools for programming, and improving how to do it, I started feeling a bit left behind in my codebase. Hence came back to Stackoverflow :) Like I manage to do a half ...
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My job uses SonarQube as part of the CI/CD quality gate. One of the "Maintainability" issues (severity: medium) raised is the CA-1822: Mark members as static. The link explains the added ...
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Suppose I have a personal private code project. What should the developer do with the code in case of impending death or plans to cease development on their personal private project. Suppose, they do ...
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Disclaimer: I am learning unit testing. I am also kind of beginner in object-oriented design. Currently, I am involved in the development of an application to manage the finance of a humble food ...
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In large systems there are often code paths that modify state or produce side effects that other code comes to depend on. This makes it hard to safely change code without understanding the whole ...
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Intro I'm writing an FPS game in c++. There is a timed game mode, players run around a map shoot from a variety of weapons which are either hitscan or projectile based, when a shot connects, based on ...
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We have an issue of maintainability for our pipelines at the organization where I work, whereby making a change and ensuring the change is tested and bug-free for our customers (other developers in ...
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So I have two identical classes, say ClassA and ClassB. In both classes, they operate on the same kind of data classes, and the method bodies are exactly the same. The only difference is that the ...
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I work on a survey that has a lot of questions. This means we have a lot of columns/variables to work with. This translates to a lot of conditionals that have to be done a certain way according to a ...
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I know there are potential duplicates, but imo this is different because there are around 100 developers actively working on this nightmare. I have unfortunately gotten into a job where this GUI ...
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My team is communicating proposals for the interaction of several processes as a flowchart. I've been drafting a codebase architecture we can use as a starting point. There are two ways intended ...
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I have a function with a sensitive operation: function doSomeThingSensitive() { customers = getAllCustomers() for each customer in customers if customer is from Europe Give ...
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I was assigned a code review to one of my colleagues. I posed the following, which I wanted to share here in order to hear whether I am right or wrong. Consider the following code snippet: public void ...
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I'm doing some work with my team to refactor/rearchitect some parts of our existing codebase which consists of two separate Django apps hosted in one common project repository. We're starting work on ...
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I found in the catalog of Refactoring by Martin Fowler, with Kent Beck book that they mention Extract Function refactoring. It is a good practice to wrap your related code into local functions to ...
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