Class of 2023
Keep the weird stuff weird
- 18 classmates
- 14 hours of conversation
A note from your host
Eighteen guests, and a lot of honest talk about what maintenance even is. One guest told us there is no such thing as software maintenance. Another told us to keep the weird stuff weird. Both were right.
The class of 2023
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Class of 2023
EP-154 Jacob Aronoff At Least One Person Who Cares To See It Through November 21, 2023, 47 min Listen to the episodeEP-137 Marianne Bellotti Building Empathy by Asking, "How Would You Write This in 2007?" January 16, 2023, 62 min Listen to the episodeJacob AronoffDaniela BaronMarianne BellottiCarlos Blé
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Class of 2023
EP-152 Colin Campbell The Daily Habits of Effective Engineers November 7, 2023, 41 min Listen to the episodeEP-151 Dave Bryant Copeland Quantifying the Carrying Cost October 3, 2023, 43 min Listen to the episodeColin CampbellNaomi CederDave Bryant CopelandAndy Croll
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Class of 2023
Oliver DrotbohmCory HouseCameron JacobyEric Normand
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Class of 2023
EP-146 Nadia Odunayo Don't Try to Solve a Pain Point For a Problem You Aren't Experiencing June 19, 2023, 57 min Listen to the episodeNadia OdunayoAvery QuinnLena ReinhardAdriana Villela
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Class of 2023
Henrik WarneAhmed Wasfy
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Class award
Most likely to keep it weird
Andy Croll
“Keep the Weird Stuff Weird”
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Nominated
Most likely to start an argument
Henrik Warne
“There is No Software Maintenance”
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Class award
First episode title in Spanish
Carlos Blé
“Código Sostenible”
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Runner-up
Serial refactorer
Adriana Villela
“On Being a Serial Refactorer”
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Honorable mention
Best time traveler
Marianne Bellotti
“Building Empathy by Asking, "How Would You Write This in 2007?"”
For the record
- First day of school
- Marianne Bellotti, January 16, 2023
- Longest conversation
- Marianne Bellotti, 01:01:45
- Last bell
- Jacob Aronoff, November 21, 2023