People & CultureConference45min
Why Bad Code Quality Is Not (Only) Your Fault
This talk illustrates how code quality is a shared responsibility across roles, not just developers. Using a real-world example, it shows how collaboration and simplifying business rules improve maintainability, highlighting the impact of business decisions and teamwork on creating scalable, high-quality software.
Annelore EggerOpenValue Switzerland
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Friday, February 6, 13:10-13:55
Room E
Code quality is often seen as the developer's responsibility, but the reality is that many roles influence the quality of code—starting with business decisions. In this talk, I will share a real-world example where simplifying redundant business rules, identified by a business analyst, led to cleaner, more maintainable code. We will dive into how collaboration between developers, business analysts, product managers, and other stakeholders can shape code quality from the ground up.
By understanding how business logic, requirements, and communication impact the codebase, teams can avoid unnecessary complexity and create software that is simpler to maintain and scale. Whether you are a developer, product manager, or analyst, you will leave with a new perspective on how your role plays a part in building high-quality software.
If you have ever thought code quality is solely a developer's problem, this talk will show you how it truly is a shared responsibility.
By understanding how business logic, requirements, and communication impact the codebase, teams can avoid unnecessary complexity and create software that is simpler to maintain and scale. Whether you are a developer, product manager, or analyst, you will leave with a new perspective on how your role plays a part in building high-quality software.
If you have ever thought code quality is solely a developer's problem, this talk will show you how it truly is a shared responsibility.
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