#code quality

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Code quality is a measure of how well written, organized, and maintainable a piece of code is. It is important for any programming language, but especially so for JavaScript due to its dynamic nature. Good code quality means that the code is easy to read and understand, has good structure and organization, and is easy to modify or extend. It also means that the code is secure, efficient, and performs as expected. In short, it is the practice of writing code that is clean, efficient, and bug-free.
DevOps.js Conf 2024DevOps.js Conf 2024
12 min
State of DevOps - A Continuous Improvement Story
For nearly a decade, the DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) project has studied the behaviors of thousands of software development teams and discovered the key capabilities that reliably predict success. DORA has consistently found that not only do top performers lead their industries in both release velocity and service reliability, they achieve better business outcomes and have more satisfied employees.In this session, we’ll unpack the research findings and outline key steps your team can take toward continuous improvement.We will couple these findings with stories "from the field" about how teams are putting these ideas into practice.
TestJS Summit 2023TestJS Summit 2023
27 min
What I Learned About Software Quality From The 10 Most Popular Javascript Projects On Github
It is very common for teams to have code review processes and this usually happens through pull requests. Each comment represents a step towards improving the quality of the software, however, there is a wide variety of points of view. The seniority of the team, the team itself, the company, the time left, the mentality, internal agreements, all of this impacts the way of reviewing code.

As a tester, I need to understand what happens in the code and when reviewing it, to identify flaws in the development process and improve my testing strategy.

In this talk, I will bring the results of research I carried out analyzing the comments contained in pull requests from the 10 most popular GitHub projects created in Javascript and bring some insights related to what I discovered. Among them: are which software quality characteristics are most exercised by Devs, which are weak points in their development process, where we can improve our tests to anticipate failures, and tools that can be used to test more comprehensively, among others.
React Summit US 2023React Summit US 2023
11 min
Road to Zero Lint Failures: Tackling Code Quality Challenges at Scale
Lint rules enable us to uphold code quality and minimize errors. It can positively impact developer productivity and happiness especially when working in a massive application with multiple teams working together. But what if your large scale application contains thousands of lint failures over the many years it has been running in production? This talk will explore actionable strategies for effectively addressing lint failures at scale so that we can once again rely on lint rules to ensure consistent code quality and streamline development processes, leading to a more robust and maintainable codebase.
React Advanced Conference 2023React Advanced Conference 2023
6 min
React Code Reviews in Open Source: Ensuring Quality and Collaboration
In this lightning talk, we will explore the significance of code reviews in open source projects, specifically within the React ecosystem. We'll discuss the benefits of code reviews for maintaining code quality, encouraging collaboration, and upholding project standards. By emphasizing effective feedback, respectful communication, and the use of relevant tools, participants will gain practical insights on conductingimpactful React code reviews. Join me to learn how code reviews can enhance the development process, encourage knowledge sharing, and contribute to the success of open source projects in the React community.
Node Congress 2023Node Congress 2023
30 min
Next Generation Code Architecture for Building Maintainable Node Applications
In today's fast-paced software development landscape, it's essential to have tools that allow us to build, test, and deploy our applications quickly and efficiently. Being able to ship features fast implies having a healthy and maintainable codebase, which can be tricky and daunting, especially in the long-run.In this talk, we'll explore strategies for building maintainable Node backends by leveraging tooling that Nx provides. This includes how to modularize a codebase, using code generators for consistency, establish code boundaries, and how to keep CI fast as your codebase grows.