Coding
- The code is collectively owned, everyone is knowledgeable about every part of the code
- The code is peer-reviewed
- Code is following an agreed standard and style
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Code is integrated and tested daily to the main branch (
master) through PR - The main branch should be releasable at any time and not contain broken features
- No unplanned optimizations, features or unneeded abstractions are implemented
- We favor simple unbloated code and use refactoring techniques to add features
- We test chunks of codes as we submit and integrate them, maintaining a high code coverage at all time
QA
- All code should be covered by tests (either unit, integration or manual).
- We favor automated tests over manual testing.
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Issues are closed by QA, once convinced by developers that the added code works and is covered
- Developers are expected to point relevant automated or manual test procedures to QA
- Developers may also point to documentation or, code details that ensure reliability of the code
- When a bug is found, regression tests are created to illustrate the failure, prior to fixing it
- Tests are ran daily in a integration environment.
- Critical parts of the code have benchmarks to identify potential bottlenecks.
- Code and more importantly public interfaces are well-documented and digestible.
Bugs
See Issue Tracking.