Maintainability is itself a measure of the ease to modify code, higher maintainability means less time to make a change. Coding standards are a way to achieve high maintainability and are …

While responding to this question, I began to wonder why so many developers believe a good design should not account for performance because doing so would affect readability and/or …

Mar 30, 2012 · Complexity vs maintainability in modern hardware Ask Question Asked 14 years, 1 month ago Modified 13 years, 7 months ago

Dec 5, 2011 · Maintainability doesn't necessarily mean any programmer can just dive right in. The example I use from my own experience is Differential Execution. The price is a significant …

Jun 13, 2017 · Occasionally I look at the code metrics in visual studio for my solution. I don't ever see anything I would find alarming. My maintainability is usually pretty high with exception to …

Jul 16, 2025 · Questions tagged [maintainability] Ask Question system quality aspect characterizing the ease of software maintenance

Context: I'm an enterprise developer in an all-MS shop. Can anyone recommend a good way of objectively measuring maintainability of a piece of code or an application? Why maintainability: …

Sep 9, 2020 · I have the below default method in an interface and it seems to be pretty complex because of the many if-else conditions. default void validate() { Application application = …

In general, maintainability index relies on many factors. For example, in Visual Studio, it rely on cyclomatic complexity, depth of inheritance, class coupling and lines of code; those four values ...

3 In general, maintainability indicates how quickly a change can be made to the existing code and how easy it can be made without a risk of introducing bugs or breaking existing code. The …