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The importance of Software Quality.


Let's invest some time to think of software quality as it is a major concern of every software manufacturer.   The quality is a concern of all goods and services, however, the quality of software must have a special demand because of its characteristics. The End-user is the one who faces the difficulties ultimately and worried about its reliability. It is a challenge for the manufacturer to make a software product that doesn't miscalculate while performing for the customer. 


Quality code leads to quality software.


Remember the second law of thermodynamics? It implies that disorder in a system will always increase unless you spend energy and work to keep it from increasing.

Similarly, it takes a hell of a lot of more effort to write clean code. Writing clean code is hard work. It needs a lot of practice and focus during execution.

To be able to write clean code you should train your mind over a period of time.The hardest part is simply making a start, but as time goes by and your skillset improves, it becomes easier. Writing clean code is all about readability, so even the smallest things like changing your habits for naming variables make the biggest difference.


For example:Use intention-revealing name


This is bad:

protected $d; // elapsed time in days


This is good:

protected $elapsedTimeInDays;
protected $daysSinceCreation;
protected $daysSinceModification;
protected $fileAgeInDays;


SysG Soft's Approach towards the quality.


SysG soft solution stands for quality and striving to maintain it at full potential. No one ever pointed their index finger towards us and questioned our quality because we know the importance of making quality software for our loyal customers and we have been doing that since we started our operations.

We calculate and make sure the code quality in the following manner.


1. Process Quality : Process metrics can be used to measure and enhance the process of software development, maintenance and testing. 


2. Product Quality : Product metrics depict the characteristics of the product such as its size, complexity, design aspects, performance and quality. 


3.Project Metrics : Project metrics depict various characteristics of project and its execution.


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