The idea behind DuffelCode

Through my time as a software developer, I came into contact with a lot of different customers and a lot of different projects. The common theme in a lot of the long-running projects was that there was a need for new development on older systems.

These systems were usually written with proper structure and would usually have a single responsibility, like a login server or a notification service and would be created with the better technologies that were in use at the time. After a while, these systems needed to have some new features added to keep them up-to-date for their purpose.

When creating these new features, new development would just be added on to the services without proper care for the original purpose. Paired with the lack of upgrading the service, this would create nothing but technical debt. The application would do multiple things poorly with an outdated tech-stack and would be a pain to maintain and debug.

“Left unchecked, technical debt will ensure that the only work that gets done is unplanned work!” — Gene Kim

Companies do not like to commit necessary and valuable resources to get rid of technical debt, even though it would increase the speed in the future. These resources are better spent creating new features for the clients to enjoy.

The answer

DuffelCode was founded in order to offer a relief for the development teams of companies. We came up with a set of services that would create a sense of security for the people responsible of a development department.

By taking on the responsibilities of keeping code up-to-date, keeping the development team educated and engaged, we are able to make the life of your developers easier. They can take the focus away from maintenance and start focusing more closely on the new features requested by the business.

Having bugs in your code is costly and time-consuming. Through our daily checks, we are able to act on new issues quickly highlighting issues and preventing bugs from affecting your user base. This means that your resources can be spent more tactically.

hannes lowette

Hannes Lowette

Founder

DuffelCode started as a passion project after seeing companies struggle to focus on their customers due to technical debt.