Dantotsu: The Radical Path to Bug-Free Code
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Chloé Caron presents a methodology for drastically reducing production bugs by shifting from firefighting to building resilient systems. She covers team mindset changes, improved developer tooling, and workflow design focused on root-cause analysis and preventive practices so bugs become opportunities to improve processes rather than recurring crises.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to bug-free code
- 1:07Costs and consequences of bugs
- 3:55The recurring bug problem
- 6:03Can we eliminate bugs forever?
- 7:26Detecting bugs earlier in development
- 9:10Moving bugs to local development
- 10:36Describing bugs clearly and visually
- 13:22Why context matters in bug fixing
- 14:46Analyzing the root cause of bugs
- 17:37Making bugs physically impossible
- 19:41Implementing robust countermeasures
- 22:07Tools and practices to prevent bugs
- 23:09Key takeaways for resilient systems
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