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SUMMARY:Live Ask Me Anything with Adam Tornhill
DESCRIPTION:** PLEASE REGISTER HERE **\nhttps://gotopia.tech/events/72/sign
 _up\n--\nJoin us in this Ask Me Anything session (AMA) with Adam Tornhill 
 on YouTube (Live) and have him answer any burning technical questions you 
 can think of around:\n\n- Prioritizing technical debt\n- Maintainable code
 \n- Software evolution: how does software evolve?\n- Programming languages
 \, functional programming.\n- Clojure and Lisp.\n- Design patterns (yes\, 
 really: very under-utilized ideas)\n- Psychology: how do we solve problems
  and what does that teach us about how our code should look?\n- Team vs So
 ftware Architecture\n- Running a startup as a technical founder.\n\nLocati
 on: YouTube (Live)\n\nPlease note: We encourage you to ask your questions 
 before the event starts. This way\, we can make full use of the hour with 
 our expert\, Adam Tornhill\, and make sure that you will get your answers 
 during our Live AMA session. You can submit your questions through the reg
 istration form.\n\nABOUT THE SPEAKER\n\nAdam Tornhill is a programmer who 
 combines degrees in engineering and psychology. Adam is the founder of Cod
 eScene where he designs code analysis tools. He's also the author of “So
 ftware Design X-Rays”\, the best-selling “Your Code as a Crime Scene
 ”\, “Lisp for the Web” and “Patterns in C”. Adam's other interes
 ts include modern history\, retro computing\, music and martial arts.\n\nE
 vent host: Adele Carpenter\, Trifork\n\n--\n** PLEASE REGISTER HERE **\nht
 tps://gotopia.tech/events/72/sign_up\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings
 /live-ask-me-anything-with-adam-tornhill
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/live-ask-me-anything-with-adam-tornh
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