I help individuals & companies learn more about their codebase with a comprehensive review of their software, or product’s, code to ensure that it’s high-quality, secure, and manageable.
Why perform a code audit?
Value
You should build a company that's easy to sell - whether you want to sell it or not. A manual code audit can be beneficial for you because it confirms that the codebase is written according to common standards and that it is mature and secure. This can drive up potential bids from buyers and grow the company’s valuation.
Maintainability
How much of the codebase is open source or from a third party and how much was written by in-house developers? What methodologies, if any, did the developers use to write the code?
Lack of standard organization practices is usually a good sign that there will be bugs deeper inside. Quick fixes and unusual patterns are a bad sign and they'll make your code less stable and harder to maintain and extend.
Security
Are there any security vulnerabilities that exist? Is there a potential for malicious hacking or loss of trade secrets or data? Is the code manageable and ready to be extended with additional features?
Security threats and vulnerabilities could be detrimental to your product. Catch potential malicious code and backdoors before they are exploited. Old code can be a security threat too if it relies on outdated tools and 3rd party libraries.
If unsure whether your product is in the good hands
you should know that technical debt is real and comes in many forms
and sizes
act before it's too late
What you'll get?
A comprehensive report identifying the Urgent issues in your codebase that need your immediate attention. Other issue that could cause potential problems.
Here's an example of a report acme.com_shop - jscodeaudit.com.pdf