Thoughtworks Technology Podcast
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There’s often debate around the build-versus-buy decision for digital capabilities. But when it comes to integrating disparate systems, the convenience of some modern integration tools can result in point-in-time integrations: ones that are never intended to evolve, with all the complexity and cost that entails. Here, we catch up with Brandon Byers to explore the limits of low-code tools and the perils of thinking you can buy integration.
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Reckoning with the force of Conway's Law
Exploring the Basal Cost of software
Why full-stack testing matters
Acknowledging and addressing technical debt in startups and scale-ups
XR in practice: the engineering challenges of extending reality
Agent-based modelling for epidemiology: EpiRust and BharatSim
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Tackling bottlenecks at scale-ups
Coding lessons from the pandemic
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