Panel Discussion: Code Quality
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A panel with John Papa, Angie Jones, and Jason Palmer covers measuring and maintaining JavaScript code quality using concrete practices: testability and clean code, the ‘seven D’s’ (design, development, documentation, testing under adverse conditions, demos, deployment, review), separate pull requests per feature, full CI/CD and staging testing, and automated linting/structural rules. They discuss practical tactics like testing for user-facing behavior (not implementation), folding refactors into feature work, balancing quality with business/startup pressures, and handling moves into teams with low quality culture by demonstrating quality through real outcomes.
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