Page 6 answers the question of what are the best predictors of code quality [1]. At least in terms of critical defect density. This has been known for a long t

Page 6 answers the question of what are the best predictors of code quality [1]. At least in terms of critical defect density. This has been known for a long time. It's just not widely known because the data is tough to collect yourself, and the already collected data costs money. Personally, I like that model because it's broadly applicable, actionable, and based on 35 years worth of industry data. The blog reaches a self-admittedly partial conclusion, and it's partially correct, so the title should not be taken as a complete statement. [1] https://missionreadysoftware.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/the-top-ten-things-that-have-been-proven-to-effect-software-reliability-1.pdf https://missionreadysoftware.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/...