How to minimize new technical debt
Technical debt can be small, like minor code improvements to improve performance, code readability, or other support factors. Large technical debt may be deprecated APIs, applications lacking CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery), services with little automated testing, or legacy systems that impact operations.Regardless of the source, size, and impact, it’s certain that IT teams need to measure, manage, and reduce their technical debt. Equally important is taking steps and instrumenting best practices that help avoid or limit additional technical debt.To read this article in full, please click here
Technical debt can be small, like minor code improvements to improve performance, code readability, or other support factors. Large technical debt may be deprecated APIs, applications lacking CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery), services with little automated testing, or legacy systems that impact operations.
Regardless of the source, size, and impact, it’s certain that IT teams need to measure, manage, and reduce their technical debt. Equally important is taking steps and instrumenting best practices that help avoid or limit additional technical debt.
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