May 26, 2022

Exploring Systems Thinking in Software Development with Jessica Kerr

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Exploring Systems Thinking in Software Development with Jessica Kerr

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The episode features Jessica Kerr discussing the concept of observability in software development and its significance in enabling development teams to function as learning systems. Kerr talks about her role as a Developer Advocate at Honeycomb and shares insights into how developers can better understand and improve their software by allowing it to teach them. She makes intriguing comparisons between teamwork and game design and elaborates on the agency and power developers have in choosing the best languages and architectures for their projects. The episode also touches on the benefits of being a polyglot developer and working within complex systems. Listeners can expect to learn about Kerr’s journey as a developer, her connection to Elixir, and her views on how software teams can evolve by embracing symmathesy.

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