Quick wins:

Test Suite Improvement

You've got an automated test suite, but it's giving you issues. We'll interview your engineers about the biggest pain points with your test suite and how to address those issues. We'll tackle the existing problems — whether that's performance, coverage, flakiness, or something else — and set you up for keeping the problem at bay.

Dreams & Goals

Improved confidence.: Knowing your test suite is working quickly and correctly means you know your code is doing what it should.
Improved velocity.: A testable codebase is one that can be changed and improved more quickly and easily.

Deliverables

An improved test suite
A framework for addressing the test suite issues in the future

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Architectural Review

Building on a Code Wellness Check, we’ll interview your engineers about application architecture issues. We’ll analyze existing documentation and make recommendations about how to address any issues you describe.

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Code Wellness Check

Get a quick second opinion about the health of your codebase! We’ll meet with your engineering manager and get a download on the issues with the code. We’ll get the project built and run the test suite (you do have a test suite, right?), looking for any problems or inefficiencies. Using automated and manual methods to analyze the code, we’ll make recommendations on how to reduce technical debt and improve security and performance.

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Observability Introduction

Get a view into the behavior of your application and its users. We'll add an observability package to your codebase and set you up with a starter set of metrics and dashboards, so you can see what's currently happening in your application. We'll also give you the tools you need to add more metrics and dashboards, which will let you make changes with greater confidence.

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Performance Audit

Building on a Code Wellness Check, we’ll interview your engineers about application performance issues. We’ll look into 2-3 of your most problematic queries or requests and make recommendations about how to improve them.

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