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Many organizations are dealing with code that they can not maintain. Software developers struggle every day to understand, make changes and sustain software that is unmaintainable. This talk will broaden your understanding of legacy code, why it is pulling businesses down, how to remediate your architecture, code and your business from failing, protecting your code from rusting in the future. Development principles like TDD, Test pyramid, YAGNI, DRY, KISS, Domain driven development. Understanding and applying patterns that help move from legacy to modern and maintainable architecture.
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