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A Framework for Managing Technical Debt – Alex Moldovan, TechLeadConf 2023
Manage technical debt proactively with Alex Moldovan's framework, which combines practices, inventory, and process to prioritize refactoring and minimize software development risks.
- Technical debt is a natural part of software development and should not be ignored.
- Having a technical debt culture means discussing and prioritizing refactoring as part of the development process.
- The framework for managing technical debt consists of three pillars: practices, inventory, and process.
- Practices refer to the ways in which a team refactors code, such as removing duplicated code or improving code quality.
- Inventory refers to the process of identifying and documenting technical debt, and tracking progress over time.
- Process refers to the steps involved in refactoring code, including planning, executing, and reviewing changes.
- Technical debt can be mitigated by having a clear plan for addressing it, and by prioritizing refactoring efforts.
- A refactoring culture can be established by promoting transparency and communication about refactoring efforts.
- Prioritizing refactoring efforts based on impact and risk can help to minimize the amount of technical debt.
- Technical debt can be managed by having a clear process for dealing with it, and by prioritizing refactoring efforts.
- The process of managing technical debt should be transparent and involve clear communication among team members.
- Technical debt can be minimized by having a clear plan for addressing it, and by prioritizing refactoring efforts.
- A refactoring culture can be established by promoting technical writing, code reviews, and continuous learning.
- Technical debt can be addressed by having a clear process for dealing with it, and by prioritizing refactoring efforts.
- Prioritizing refactoring efforts based on impact and risk can help to minimize the amount of technical debt.
- Technical debt can be managed by having a clear process for dealing with it, and by prioritizing refactoring efforts.
- The process of managing technical debt should be transparent and involve clear communication among team members.
- Technical debt can be minimized by having a clear plan for addressing it, and by prioritizing refactoring efforts.
- A refactoring culture can be established by promoting technical writer, code reviews, and continuous learning.
- Continuous learning is essential in software development, and technical debt can be managed by promoting continuous learning.