If you’re seeing:
- Too many major bugs in production after every release
- Heroic developers scrambling to patch and hot fix
- No one taking ownership of the problem
- Email threads looking for someone to blame
You have a problem.
Bugs happen, I get it.
No team is going to release perfect software every time.
But, if you’re seeing these issues, you can certainly do better.
Some questions to ask yourself:
- Do you have requirements that specify what needs to be tested?
- Do you have non-production environments to test in?
- Do you have a suite of automated tests that are passing?
- Do you know that what you’re deploying is exactly what was tested?
- Do you have a release process that allows the deployment to be reverted?
How many of these questions can your team answer yes to?
If you want to increase quality, make sure your code is really ready first.
Is your team regularly delivering buggy software?
Are they testing thoroughly before releasing?
Do you need a team that consistently delivers quality software?
Contact us. We can help.