How is technical debt best measured? What metric(s) are most useful? [duplicate]
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How can I quantify the amount of technical debt that exists in a project?
How to convince my coworkers that doing things right will save them time
I recently started at a new company, with a handful of programmers. Its a medium sized company, with around 70 employees, but IT only has 9-10, and there are 3 “programmers” beside myself. However, these guys have very limited experience and are doing a lot of stuff really terribly. For example, one of our projects is a PHP website. The majority of the code is stored in a 20,000 line PHP controller, with ~6000 lines of JavaScript embedded in the PHP.
Should I try to persuade my manager that code tidying should take priority over meeting deadlines? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How can I convince management to deal with technical debt? (17 answers) Closed 11 years ago. My manager has tight deadlines to meet. The current project I am working on is currently on schedule, but I’ve noticed a couple of quite significant areas in the code that are really […]
How to deal with too much pragmatism in the project? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Dealing with management that does not see value in improvements that are not immediately visible to the user (19 answers) Closed 9 years ago. My team and I took over a medium sized codebase over a year ago when the previous tech lead left the company. Originating from the […]
Agile: When to re-factor and when to extend while accruing technical debt? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Rule of thumb for cost vs. savings for code re-use [duplicate] (7 answers) Agile estimation with tech-debt (3 answers) Closed 11 years ago. Consider the following scenario. You currently have a feature set A you wish to extend to include feature set B. In the near feature there’s a […]
Are bugs part of technical debt?
Our Scrum Master keeps referring to bugs as technical debt. Is he right, are bugs considered to be technical debt in the world of Agile?
Are bugs part of technical debt?
Our Scrum Master keeps referring to bugs as technical debt. Is he right, are bugs considered to be technical debt in the world of Agile?
Are bugs part of technical debt?
Our Scrum Master keeps referring to bugs as technical debt. Is he right, are bugs considered to be technical debt in the world of Agile?
Are bugs part of technical debt?
Our Scrum Master keeps referring to bugs as technical debt. Is he right, are bugs considered to be technical debt in the world of Agile?
Lean Startup MVP: Quality Code or Quick and Dirty [duplicate]
“Should I put effort into writing good reusable code, testing etc.”