Whether you own a Ruby on Rails application or are about to build a new one, spending unnecessarily on maintenance or hiring development teams to solve regular errors is troublesome and costly. If you find yourself in this situation, know you’re not the only one.
Imagine a scenario where the budget you allocate for your application’s maintenance is considered unnecessary or exorbitant. As the owner of the application, you understand how detrimental it is to the advancement of your business. Unfortunately, there are circumstances where you would find yourself repeatedly paying for extra maintenance that persistently recurs.
To avoid the risk of developing an application with substandard code quality, it is imperative to ensure that your development team constructs the application in compliance with industry standards. At Mallow, we have built applications across various domains, including numerous SaaS applications. We understand the importance of upholding an application’s stability in all technical aspects.
By perusing this article, you will gain an understanding of the significance of code quality validation and its long-term benefits in reducing maintenance expenses.
Why is it vital to check the code quality of a Ruby on Rails application?
Checking the code quality of a Ruby on Rails application is critical as it ensures the application’s reliability and longevity. A Ruby on Rails application with poor code quality can lead to numerous issues, such as downtime, bugs, and security vulnerabilities.
Regular code quality checks can help identify these issues early on and prevent them from becoming more significant problems down the line. A well-written code can improve the overall performance and user experience of the application, which can ultimately lead to greater user satisfaction and retention. Therefore, conducting code quality checks is vital in ensuring the continued success and effectiveness of a Ruby on Rails application.
There are seven big benefits of evaluating code quality regularly:
1.Decrease in the rate of errors
2.Application robustness
3.Enhanced security
4.Easy to refactor
5.Enhances reusability, scalability, and maintainability
6.Easy-to-understand code
7.Cost-efficiency
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