kodingsteknikker

Kodingsteknikker, or coding techniques, are systematic methods and practices used in software development to write, organize, test, and maintain source code. The term covers programming paradigms, design approaches, and operational practices that aim to improve readability, reliability, and scalability while supporting efficient collaboration among developers. While the specifics can vary by language and project, the underlying principles are broadly transferable.

Common categories of kodingsteknikker include programming paradigms such as imperative, object-oriented, functional, and procedural styles; design and architecture techniques like modularity, separation of concerns, abstraction, design patterns, and layering; and practical coding practices including naming conventions, code style, and documentation. In addition, testing techniques such as unit testing, integration testing, property-based testing, and test-driven development (TDD) are central, as are debugging and profiling methods (logging, breakpoints, reproducing bugs, performance analysis). Maintenance techniques, including refactoring and technical debt management, help sustain code quality over time. Collaboration practices, such as code reviews, pair programming, and trunk-based development, support reliable teamwork. Deployment-oriented practices like continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) are also considered part of modern coding techniques, linking development with release processes.

Techniques are generally language-agnostic and grounded in software engineering principles. The primary goals are to improve maintainability, readability, correctness, and scalability, while enabling effective collaboration and faster, safer delivery of software systems.