Making complex software controllable

Historically grown, monolithic software systems have often reached a complexity in the course of time that needs to be mastered in everyday project work.
We would like to introduce you to a practicable approach that makes it possible, step by step, to avoid unwanted side effects through code adaptations and to make the complexity of an evolved software system manageable.

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Historically grown, monolithic software systems have often reached a complexity in the course of time that needs to be mastered in everyday project work.

If this is not successful, unwanted side effects often occur during software adjustments. These can lead to errors, which then have to be documented, corrected and retested in a time-consuming and expensive process. In the worst case, the cost of software maintenance eats up the budget for functional enhancements to the software product.

We would like to introduce you to a practicable approach that makes it possible, step by step, to avoid unwanted side effects through code adaptations and to make the complexity of an evolved software system manageable.