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What is the actual life expectancy of your code?

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 Klever, Karoline

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As developers, our toolset for maintaining and improving our code spans from automated testing to build servers, refactoring tools, automated deployments etc. All these support systems are meant to improve the life expectancy of your code. In this session we'll ask ourselves the following questions: Is the life expectancy of our code actually improving or is this just something we like to tell ourselves to sleep better at night? When is it appropriate to call time of death on our code? Maybe when it's legacy? But what is legacy code? Three hundred developers have answered these questions in a survey that will be presented in this session. Let their answers be an eyeopener as to how you treat your code.
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