Best Practices for Software Product Engineering
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Software product engineering is the process of designing, developing, and deploying software products through collaborative efforts. Focusing purely on building products from scratch helps solve complex business problems quickly. The document covers the best practices of high-performing software product engineering developers worldwide to enhance their SDLC procedures. Read the document now. For any product engineering needs, contact: sales@botreetechnologies.com
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Best Practices for Software Product Engineering
- 1. Best Practices for Software Product Engineering Tactics That High Performing Developers Should Follow
- 2. Software Product Engineering: An Overview Product engineering is the process of designing, developing, and deploying software products through collaborative efforts and innovative problem solving. It differs from software development in a way that it purely focuses on building products from scratch. Engineering involves a broader approach that covers all aspects of the product rather than simplification into development. It deals with the quality, cost, development, design, performance, and serviceability.
- 3. Testing Testing makes it possible to find errors, defects, and bugs. An in-time identification of the type of development problem can help developers make corrections in real-time, saving project time. Logging and Monitoring The application should have an appropriate logging level. It should be possible to alter the logging level through the config file without redeploying the code. Source-Code Management All project source code and related scripts should be stored in a version control system. Each commit to the branch should contain a work item ID from the issue tracking system and a description. Best Software Product Engineering Practises
- 4. The KISS Principle "Keep It Simple, Silly". The idea is to make the code as lean, clean, and straightforward as possible. Make the code to the point while avoiding excessive complexities. The YAGNI Principle "You Aren't Gonna Need It". The focus of the code is on eliminating unnecessary parts from any code. Companies must hire developers who do not clutter the code with unnecessary statements. The DRY Principle "Don't Repeat Yourself" The code is aimed at reducing repetition and redundancies within the software engineering process.
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