In this session you'll learn novel techniques that help you make sense of large codebases. You'll learn to identify the code
that really matters for your ability to maintain a codebase, how to prioritize improvements and even evaluate your architecture
based on how you actually work with the code. We'll also cover the people side of programming as you learn to mine social
information such as communication paths, developer knowledge and hotspots.
All techniques are based on software evolution.
They use data from the most underused informational source that we have in our industry: our version-control system. Each point is
illustrated with a case study from a well-known codebase like Roslyn, ASP.NET MVC, Scala or Clojure. This is a new perspective on
software development that will change how you work with large systems. Come join the hunt for better code!
Adam is a programmer that combines degrees in engineering and psychology. He’s the founder of Empear AB where he designs tools for software analysis. He's also the author of Your Code as a Crime Scene, has written the popular Lisp for the Web and self-published a book on Patterns in C. His other interests include modern history, music and martial arts.
