Coding

Writing software to meet a required feature.

Also Known As

Build Quality In (in Lean Software Development)
Development
Implementation (in Waterfall Development)
Programming
Software Engineering

Addresses / Mitigates

Feature Risk: Build or improve some features which our clients will find useful.
Process Risk: Problems with processes can be fixed by adding code.

Attendant Risks

Implementation Risk: Poor coding practices can lead to significant implementation issues.
Complexity Risk: Writing new code adds complexity to a project.
Regression Risk: Changes in code can introduce new bugs and regressions.

Used By

Extreme Programming: Coding is a core activity in XP, with an emphasis on clear, simple code.
Lean Software Development: Lean practices emphasize building quality in throughout the coding process to prevent defects.
Scrum: Coding is a core activity in Scrum as it is in any software development framework.
Waterfall Development: The implementation phase in Waterfall involves converting design documents into functional software through coding.

Description

"Coding, in the context of software engineering, is the process of designing and building an executable computer program for accomplishing a specific computing task.": - Coding, Wikipedia

Coding is a core activity in software development, involving the translation of requirements and designs into functional code. High-quality coding practices are essential for creating reliable, maintainable, and efficient software. This involves writing clear, well-structured, and documented code that adheres to established standards and best practices.

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