February 24-26, 2021
Online, Timezone GMT-5
Anatomy of a Bug
This talk will explore all the necessary ingredients to create a bug in software. In fact they shouldn't be called bugs because in reality they are logical omissions. And those omissions are generally born high up in the hierarchy of a company by giving incomplete instructions, or an incomplete context, or mock data, or generally not doing the ground work necessary upstream for the software developer to do his job properly.
Martin Legris
Obvious Leap
Hi, I've been programming for longer than I like to admit.. I started developing for the web in 1997, wrote my first CGI scripts that talked to MySQL in C++. It has been a long journey since then; through Java (10+ years), PHP, HTML/JS, AS2, AS3, Android Developemnt, C#. I founded a startup in 2012 and raised 1M$; that has changed my perspective of programming forever! I like to explore interaction concepts.
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