Samir Talwar: Longevity - live from SoCraTes Conference

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Successful software often has a long lifespan - sometimes even decades. So longevity is an important property of software. But more often than not, software becomes a mess in the long run with severe commercial consequences and then it frustrates everyone who touches it. In this episode, we discuss how to avoid these problems and how software can be long-lasting with Samir Talwar. He is a developer at Hasura. Previously, he has been a trainer, teacher, and CTO - and he is running a hands-on workshop at Socrates conference about longevity. Agile meets Architecture conference: https://www.agile-meets-architecture.com/ Sep 6th / 7th Promo code SAS_10 for 10% off Daniel Terhorst-North - SOLID vs. CUPID

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