How much of the code is written by the current team?
Vizualise the breakdown of code written by the current team members versus former contributors that have since left the team. Maintaining code written by former contributors is more expensive and risky since the team will need more time to become familiar with it.
How much of the code is written by the current team?
Vizualise the breakdown of code written by the current team members versus former contributors that have since left the team. Maintaining code written by former contributors is more expensive and risky since the team will need more time to become familiar with it.
CodeScene lets you simulate developer off-boarding while they are still aboard. This lets you identify off-boarding risks and areas of code in need of a new main developer.
CodeScene lets you simulate developer off-boarding while they are still aboard. This lets you identify off-boarding risks and areas of code in need of a new main developer.
A Knowledge Island is a file where the majority of the code is written by just one person. A high number indicates that you have key personnel risks where the organization can lose significant knowledge if one or two developers leave. The operational risk increases if a knowledge island has low code health, since on-boarding new developers will become more challenging.
A Knowledge Island is a file where the majority of the code is written by just one person. A high number indicates that you have key personnel risks where the organization can lose significant knowledge if one or two developers leave. The operational risk increases if a knowledge island has low code health, since on-boarding new developers will become more challenging.
As an engineering leader and a consultant, I’ve personally used CodeScene to analyze hundreds of repos. Multiple teams isolated and reduced technical debt rapidly and efficiently, while accelerating team knowledge,which resulted in significant, measurable, sustained results.
Senior engineers who used this tool said “This is amazing!” and “Why didn’t we start using this sooner?”
