We hate code - The !joy of maintaining dead code am 30.04. in der DNB
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Alexander Culum
Apr 25, 2025, 10:39:05 AM4/25/25
to JUGF Java User Group Frankfurt
Hallo JUGFler,
am 30.04. ab 18:30 findet in der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek ein Vortrag zum Thema
We hate code - The !joy of maintaining dead code (https://bit.ly/hate-code)
mit Gerrit Grundwald statt.
Do you love to maintain code that you didn’t wrote? Probably not…
As systems grow and evolve, the codebase inevitably accumulates clutter, including unused or “dead” code.
Often the developers who wrote that code are not even in the company anymore. So how do you know if the code is still used? Dead code can be confusing and it can be the source for vulnerabilities in your code base.
So it is not only “legacy” code we have to deal with but also “dead” code and even so called “zombie” code.
This session will give you an overview over the common struggle with this types of code and it will try to give you an idea about the differences between those types of code and about tools that will help you to get rid of it.
Der Vortrag findet auf Deutsch statt.
As systems grow and evolve, the codebase inevitably accumulates clutter, including unused or “dead” code.
Often the developers who wrote that code are not even in the company anymore. So how do you know if the code is still used? Dead code can be confusing and it can be the source for vulnerabilities in your code base.
So it is not only “legacy” code we have to deal with but also “dead” code and even so called “zombie” code.
This session will give you an overview over the common struggle with this types of code and it will try to give you an idea about the differences between those types of code and about tools that will help you to get rid of it.
Der Vortrag findet auf Deutsch statt.
Die Anmeldung und mehr Infos zu Gerrit und zum Vortrag gibt es auf der Vortragsseite: https://bit.ly/hate-code
Bis nächsten Mittwoch & Grüße
Alex
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