Poor maintainability and performance.

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Does poorly maintainable code affects the performance of the application?

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I am trying to analyse the behaviour of poor maintainability on performance.

Posted 11-Nov-17 16:11pm

codegeekalpha

Updated 11-Nov-17 19:00pm

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PIEBALDconsult 12-Nov-17 0:14am

Probably not directly, but it may be an indicator of a wider development quality problem.

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Does poorly maintainable code affects the performance of the application?

There is no link between performance and maintainability.
Performance depend on the algorithms and data structures you are using.
Maintainability is linked to your writing style.

Posted 11-Nov-17 19:00pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2017-11-11T18:31:00

There is no direct correlation between the two. You could have super performant code that is a monster to maintain because of the techniques required to get the code to perform at a high level.

You could also have really crapping performance in code that's a bear to maintain.

The opposites are also true. You could have code that's performs at a high level and is simple and beautiful to maintain and you can have code that's elegant and performs like crap.