Best in class software quality is achieved not just by utilizing quality processes throughout the software development life cycle or by bringing to bear an extensive array of tests. Software quality is also profoundly influenced by the engineering designs and patterns that are selected at the very conception of writing code. Here at DataMotion, our software engineers utilize two of computer science’s most potent best practices: separation of concerns and inversion of control, to embed the best possible software quality into the foundation of our products. Similar to the practice of data security, the practice of software development is complex, full of multiple components that must perfectly interconnect with each other but which have constantly changing parts. Only the rigorous practice of disciplines across multiple layers of software development will deliver best in class software quality. The very way that an engineer thinks of how to write software applications, directly determines how adaptable, maintainable and testable that application will be over the long years a customer will use it – something to think about when making your next software purchase.
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