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Evolution from monkey testing to CI

The main problem in the transition to CI- is unavailability of people and processes to accelerate. I will report examples of a smooth transition and implementation processes and provides examples of a set of tools that help the smooth transition from chaos to continuous development

11 Votes: I’m interested!

Pavel Pykhtin

Rewriting no refactoring

In our presentation we talk about the topic that is vital for many developers – support and evolution of the code of the project. The presented material is based on our real project experience. We discuss the problems we have faced working with legacy code and how we have resolved them. We say also about technical debt, why it happens, what sequences it causes and how to resolve it. We examine the issue of legacy code support, the corresponding risks, possible strategies of evolution of…

15 Votes: I’m interested!

Vadim Tsesko

YoctoDB @ Yandex.Classifieds

We are going to present recently open sourced YoctoDB project — a small embedded Java-engine for extremely fast partitioned immutable-after-construction databases. We will briefly describe the architecture of indexing and search components, role and requirements on the search engine and our previous solution. Then we will dive into design and implementation of YoctoDB engine currently being used at Yandex.Auto and Auto.ru. In conclusion we will describe several Java pitfalls met along the…