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Alex Gaynor - Learning From Failure: Post Mortems - PyCon 2018

PyCon 2018

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Speaker: Alex Gaynor
Unless you work on pacemakers or at NASA, you've probably accepted the fact that you will make mistakes in your code, and those mistakes will creep into production. This talk will introduce you to post-mortems, and how to use them as a vehicle for improving your code and your process.
Slides can be found at: speakerdeck.com/pycon2018 and github.com/PyCon/2018-slides

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12 авг 2024

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@jdetke 5 лет назад

suggestion for improving the post mortem docs: Time should be be qualified with timezone. One way to do that is to include in the document "All times in $TZ". I find using UTC works best for $TZ, ymmv.

@ralienpp 6 лет назад

This was very interesting. One related resource is a book called "Systemantics"; if you liked this talk, you'll most probably enjoy the book too.

@seanspicer516 5 лет назад

2nd video in my "valuable programming videos playlist". blameless culture. kinda funny how fast we've progressed technologically when compared to where we are culturally.

@PragyAgarwal 5 лет назад

What's the first one? :)

@seanspicer516 5 лет назад

hi pragy. i just found out that there are programming videos on youtube a few months ago. the video that made me make a playlist is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cKPlPJyQrt4.html dude is a bit intense for my taste but what i got from the talk was worth it (ymmv). "one of the dominating characteristics of py (as a language) is -protocols-" metaphor: Everything that you can do that has some runtime effect probably has some hook somewhere. for ex check out excepthook if u want something to run whenever there is an uncaught exception. he also talks about meta, @, with. (prescriptively)(when communicating) smart people make their (readers) feel smart.

@l_combo 4 года назад

@@seanspicer516 James is a machine, have to usually watch his videos multiple times to make sure I pay enough attention. He talks and presents faster than I can even code when no one is watching :)