Codeability
Codeability refers to the ease with which source code can be understood, modified, and maintained by developers. It is a crucial aspect of software development, impacting project timelines, bug resolution, and the overall success of a software system. High codeability means that the codebase is clear, well-organized, and follows established conventions, making it easy for new developers to onboard and for existing team members to contribute effectively.
Several factors contribute to codeability. These include the use of meaningful variable and function names, consistent
The benefits of prioritizing codeability are significant. It reduces the learning curve for new developers, speeds
Conversely, low codeability can result in "technical debt," where the cost of making changes to the software