Techniques
This outline describes the tools and methods used to identify and fix errors within the codebase.
Testing
Unit Tests: These tests are used to verify the correctness of individual functions and components. Each function is tested in isolation, ensuring it performs as expected in all scenarios.
Integration Tests: Integration tests verify the interactions between different components of the application. This ensures that the components work together as expected.
End-to-End Tests: End-to-end tests simulate user interactions with the application. These tests are used to verify the overall functionality of the application from the user’s perspective.
Debugging
Logging: Logging statements are used to track the flow of execution within the code. This information is valuable for diagnosing errors and understanding the behavior of the application.
Debugging Tools: Integrated development environments (IDEs) provide powerful debugging tools that allow developers to step through code, inspect variables, and analyze call stacks.
Code Review: Having another developer review the code can help identify potential errors and improve code quality.
Code Quality
Code Style: The codebase follows established coding conventions for consistency and readability.
Code Complexity: Code complexity is managed through the use of design patterns, modularization, and other techniques.
Static Analysis: Static analysis tools are used to identify potential errors, security vulnerabilities, and code smells.
- Example: pom.xml - The pom.xml file defines the dependencies used in the project. These include various tools used to analyze the code for vulnerabilities.