When discussing software architecture, it is important to take into account the people who are actually working on the code. Adam Tornhill, author of “Your Code as a Crime Scene”, coined the term “behavioral code analysis” for reasoning about this intersection of people and code . In this episode, he will show us hands-on how to analyze real-world codebases based on this idea with CodeScene, a software engineering intelligence tool that he helped to create. This episode contains a live demo of the tool CodeScene. It might be hard to follow the demo when you just listen to the podcast. Links Architecture Management Episodes Adam’s book “Your Code as a Crime Scene” Adam’s book “Software Design X Rays” CodeScene Tool Whitepaper “Code Red: The business impact of low code quality”

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