Clean Code
Clean code is good code. It’s not just important what the code does, but also how it looks.Clean and clear code makes it easy to support, quickly add new functionality, and make changes at lower costs. Messy, overly complex code causes problems for teams, reduces productivity, and makes the lives of those who work with it later much more complicated.
Whether we are working on a large-scale project that started long before we were involved or are launching a completely new product, we are mindful of putting things in good order. Regular code reviews and technical debt management help us achieve this.