The document discusses key factors that contribute to high-quality software, including the Joel Test with its 12 steps, and emphasizes the importance of frequent testing, code reviews, and maintaining strict quality guidelines. It advocates for diverse team composition, the benefits of pair programming, and effective tools for measuring code quality while addressing technical debt. Overall, it highlights the need for continuous iteration and refactoring in the software development process.

1. Software Quality

2. What makes software high-quality?

3. The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code

4. Test early.
Test often.

5. How can software be tested?

6. How can software be tested?

7. How can software be tested?

8. How can software be tested?

9. Testers

10. Top Five
(Wrong)
Reasons You
Don't Have
Testers

11. Good practices

12. Strict code standards and quality guidelines.*

13. Frequent code review sessions.

14. Integrate frequently or continually.

15. Iteration, iteration, iteration!

16. Design a low complexity architecture.

17. Refactoring.

18. Inspiring team leads and goto gurus in each team.

19. Teams composed of different skill-sets.

20. Pair programming.

21. Tools

22. Any tools to help us?

23. Measuring

24. How to measure code quality?

25. Tech debt

27. “Why do we
never have time
to do it right, but
always have time
to do it over?”

28. Thank You