Anti-aging: Keeping Your Code Young and Thriving
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This session focuses on slow code quality decreases over time, why it happens, and how you can combat it.
This session focuses on slow code quality decreases over time, why it happens, and how you can combat it. Have you ever encountered a code base that you thought should be clean and easy to move about, but it turns into an unraveling nightmare? Why do code bases go bad? We’ll explore this question in depth.
Author Name: JavaScript & Friends
Author Description:
The JavaScript and Friends Conference (JS&Friends) is a not-for-profit conference, organized by a team of volunteers. We are all active or aspiring software professionals, and we are excited to bring together a diverse group of JavaScript enthusiasts and friends to learn and network. With this conference, we want to contribute to the cultivation of a welcoming, inclusive, and dynamic tech scene throughout the Midwestern United States, and beyond!
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- Anti-aging: Keeping Your Code Young and Thriving
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