Your product will only deliver a seamless user experience if built correctly. Our code review process ensures a fine-tuned product from its very core.
Improve product quality
Ensure you product works flawlessly with a fine tuned code.
Speed up engineering cycles
Reduce the time your team spends quality checking your code.
Increase security
By improving your code you will ensure your product is more secure
Reduce cost
By having a streamlined code you will reduce the resources needed to correct them later on.
Combining Product Design and Agile Development Process
We follow a collaborative approach that allows us to deliver software audits in shorter time frames and accelerate the development process.
How we do it
We start with a Scope Review Meeting where we identify the main project goals, the domains to review, and which metrics we will assess, capturing info about Maintainability, Cyclomatic, Inheritance, Class, and others. We then proceed to execute the Code Review by looking at Architecture to understand how the product is built, its principles, and its patterns. Then it's time for a Test Review, where we assess unit tests, code coverage, and test quality. We follow up with a Code Quality Review where we list all the issues and describe them to the fullest, identifying the critical ones and categorizing them. We close the process with an Assessment stage where we list all recommended fixes and provide an estimate of the resources needed to implement them.
Working Models
At Imaginary Cloud we provide you with flexible solutions to work with our team, depending on the tools you need and your business requirements:
TEAM EXTENSION
We provide you with the exact resources that you need and will integrate your technical department to expand your capabilities, whether that's Data Scientists, ML Engineers, Data Engineers or others.
SPECIALIZED SQUADS
We provide you with a complete set of resources to deliver an end-to-end solution, removing the need to have a technical staff or a project management process from your end as we will take care of everything.
MIXED APPROACh
You can define Team Extension resources to help you on one side of the business and a specialized squad to help you on another.
Our answers to your Code Audit questions
Here’s what you need to know to bring extra value to your business:
What is a code review?
Code review, also known as peer code review, is the deliberate and methodical gathering of programmers to examine each other's code for errors. It has been consistently demonstrated that code review may speed up and simplify software development, unlike other techniques. Software and methods for peer code review exist, but it's crucial to comprehend the idea behind it. Software is created by people. As a result, that same software is frequently filled with errors; this is a clear association because it is human nature to make mistakes. What is less evident is why software engineers often omit using that other great asset of human nature - the capacity to recognize and fix errors - in favor of manual or automated testing to validate their code.
How much does a code review cost?
Depending on your project needs, consider the average working time on your product from 2 weeks to 2 months. However, we have to evaluate the project complexity and the workscope to provide you with an exact estimated time frame.
How do you conduct a code review?
Code reviews take place after all automated checks but before the working branch is merged with the main branch (source code).There are at least two functions in the code review procedure. "Authors" are those who write the code and submit Pull Requests, while "reviewers" are those who go at the code. We advise you follow these steps if you want to perform a review on your own: • Understand what you want from a code review • Recognize the many approaches to a code review • Hold frequent group sessions so participants may get notes about any difficulties as well as comments on their specific areas • Make remarks that are precise and clear • Be willing to improve • Be accessible for conversations • Start with simple adjustments, then go over more involved ones • Update the commit's status often. Read also: • When should you do a code review?
What is the purpose of a code audit?
A Code audit is an integral part of the software development lifecycle. It allows developers to improve code quality dramatically. The process is like writing a book. The writer creates the story, and the editor reviews it, so there aren't any errors. In this case, it's the act of reading and evaluating other people's code. The purpose is to find areas of improvement or bugs on that might otherwise go unnoticed at an early stage and get in the way of your products performance. The code review process typically happens before merging with the codebase.
Our answers to your Code Audit questions
Here’s what you need to know to bring extra value to your business:
What is a code audit?
In a code audit, our team of expert developers will do a thorough analysis on your current code, assessing its architecture, principles and patterns. They will follow a unique Code Quality Review to list all the issue and describe them at fullest, identifying the critical ones and categorising them.
How much does it cost?
Depending on your project needs, consider the average working time on your product from 2 weeks to 2 months. However, we have to evaluate the project complexity and the work scope to provide you with an exact estimated time frame.
How do you conduct a code review?
Code reviews take place after all automated checks but before the working branch is merged with the main branch (source code).There are at least two functions in the code review procedure. "Authors" are those who write the code and submit Pull Requests, while "reviewers" are those who go at the code.
We advise you follow these steps if you want to perform a review on your own: • Understand what you want from a code review. • Recognize the many approaches to a code review. • Hold frequent group sessions so participants may get notes about any difficulties as well as comments on their specific areas. • Make remarks that are precise and clear. • Be willing to improve. • Be accessible for conversations. • Start with simple adjustments, then go over more involved ones. • Update the commit's status often.
A Code audit is an integral part of the software development lifecycle. It allows developers to improve code quality dramatically. The process is like writing a book. The writer creates the story, and the editor reviews it, so there aren't any errors. In this case, it's the act of reading and evaluating other people's code. The purpose is to find areas of improvement or bugs on tthat might otherwise go unnoticed at an early stage and get in the way of your products performance. The code review process typically happens before merging with the codebase.
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