Maintainable

Gulcin Yildirim Jelinek: Maintaining Postgres for Modern Workloads

Justine Gehring: Refactoring Software at Scale with AI

Katerina Skroumpelou: Bridging Engineering and Advocacy for Scalable Software

Moriel Schottlender: The Challenges of Modernizing MediaWiki's Monolith

Kate Holterhoff: From Front-End Engineering to Developer Advocacy

Alan Ridlehoover: Building Robust Systems Through Behavior-Centric Testing

April Wensel: Navigating Legacy Code with Compassion

Saron Yitbarek: The Balance Between Maintainable Code and Multiple Streams of Income

Lutz Hühnken: Crafting Resilient Systems with Event-Driven Design

Noel Rappin: Reviving the Pickaxe— A Journey through Ruby's Legacy

Cassidy Williams: Navigating the Career Jungle Gym in Tech

Obie Fernandez: Pioneering AI in Ruby on Rails Development

Tekin Süleyman: Balancing Complexity and Team Size

Ryosuke Iwanaga: The Benefits of Cell-Based Architecture

Julia Ferraioli - Capturing Untold Open Source Stories

Tanmai Gopal: Unlocking the Potential of Unified APIs

James Socol: Building Social Capital in Engineering Teams

Paola Ducolin: Building Trust and Communication in Engineering Teams

Robin Heinze - React Native and the Art of Flexibility

Scott Hanselman - The Fear Factor in Maintainable Software

This episode explores the characteristics of well-maintained software and the role of team dynamics in achieving it. The interviewee, Scott Hanselman, emphasizes that maintainable software is software that inspires no fear in its developers; a team should have "good vibes" about their codebase. Against this backdrop,...