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X-WR-CALNAME:Voxxed Days Ticino 2026
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SUMMARY:Why Bad Code Quality Is Not (Only) Your Fault
DESCRIPTION:Code quality is often seen as the developer&#39\;s responsibili
 ty\, but the reality is that many roles influence the quality of code—st
 arting with business decisions. In this talk\, I will share a real-world e
 xample where simplifying redundant business rules\, identified by a busine
 ss analyst\, led to cleaner\, more maintainable code. We will dive into ho
 w collaboration between developers\, business analysts\, product managers\
 , and other stakeholders can shape code quality from the ground up.By unde
 rstanding how business logic\, requirements\, and communication impact the
  codebase\, teams can avoid unnecessary complexity and create software tha
 t is simpler to maintain and scale. Whether you are a developer\, product 
 manager\, or analyst\, you will leave with a new perspective on how your r
 ole plays a part in building high-quality software.If you have ever though
 t code quality is solely a developer&#39\;s problem\, this talk will show 
 you how it truly is a shared responsibility.\nSpeakers: Annelore Egger\nTr
 ack: People & Culture
URL:https://vdt26.voxxeddays.ch/talk/why-bad-code-quality-is-not-only-your-
 fault/
LOCATION:Room E\nPalazzo dei Congressi\nLugano\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:People & Culture
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