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Jean Yang - Not All Software is Meant to be Maintained

Dec 13, 2021

48:50

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Technical Debt

02:03

Sopor Is Getting More Complex and Hard to Reason About

04:19

The Growth Stage of Sopar

02:56

Introduction

2min

Are You a Fan of Rewrites?

3min

The Growth Stage of Sopar

3min

Technical Debt

2min

Is There a Time and a Place to Reduce Tectat?

2min

Developer Influencers - What Do You Mean?

2min

Silicon Valley - Is There a Currency of Influence in Silicon Valley?

5min

Maintainable Soffer Podcast Interview With Jean Youngid

4min

Are You a Softer Engineer, or Are You Part of a Team That Can't Afford?

3min

10.

Sopor Is Getting More Complex and Hard to Reason About

4min

11.

Using a Speck in a Tolled API?

2min

12.

The Fun Challenge, Is There a Mess?

2min

13.

I'm, You Know, You're Not Just Writing Rocket Ships Off Worand Soi

3min

14.

Are You Looking for a Product Manager?

3min

15.

Do You Think It's More or Less Complicated?

4min

16.

I'm Sick in the Head by Jud Apeto

4min

Robby speaks with Jean Yang, Founder and CEO of Akita Software. In this episode, Jean discusses why software needs to be more honest with itself, recruitment tactics at small startups, and why we should be careful before doing what the big organizations are doing, what developer influences advocate versus what real developers do day-to-day.

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Book Recommendation: Sick in the Head by Judd Apatow

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