00:04:54Defining Legacy Code
00:07:43Making smaller commits
00:10:17Do it for the other Devs
00:16:36What is The Insight Loop?
00:27:11Naming as a process
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode Arlo Belshee, Aaron Coville and Marc Denman discuss how small changes in our coding behaviors can lead to incredible results. Arlo believes we can achieve a bug-free world, Aaron agrees with him on some points of that... Listen to hear the debate and more:
- Imagining a bug free world
- Why we waste so much time making and dealing with bugs
- The average developer creates 3 bugs a day (even Senior Devs)
- What is “The insight loop” (16:36)
- Teaches you how to see code differently and
- How to refactor legacy code safely
- Your engineering culture will create habits, some good some bad.
- Naming as a process (27:11): using nonsensical names for methods, like Applesauce, forces a habit of refactoring and naming with intentionality, but does it come at a cost?
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