Every error does not concern every engineer. Your team members don’t need to be pinged about every application error, especially when an error occurs in someone else’s part of the code. In fact, it can become a negative distraction that takes away focus from their work.
Creating a Culture of Code Ownership
DeveloperWeek 2021
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What you'll learn
Every error does not concern every engineer. Your team members don’t need to be pinged about every application error, especially when an error occurs in someone else’s part of the code. In fact, it can become a negative distraction that takes away focus from their work.
Ivan is a Solutions Engineer Manager at BugSnag, where he fosters relationships with customers and provides technical expertise on optimizing their error reports and stability targets. Previously, he worked at Rev.io in Atlanta as a Software Engineer, where he transitioned into Client Success. After his time there, he moved to the San Francisco Bay Area where he worked at Recurly as a Solutions Engineer. Ivan enjoys the outdoors, riding his bike, and spending time with family.
Every error does not concern every engineer. Your team members don’t need to be pinged about every application error, especially when an error occurs in someone else’s part of the code. In fact, it can become a negative distraction that takes away focus from their work.
Every error does not concern every engineer. Your team members don’t need to be pinged about every application error, especially when an error occurs in someone else’s part of the code. In fact, it can become a negative distraction that takes away focus from their work.
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Ivan is a Solutions Engineer Manager at BugSnag, where he fosters relationships with customers and provides technical expertise on optimizing their error reports and stability targets. Previously, he worked at Rev.io in Atlanta as a Software Engineer, where he transitioned into Client Success. After his time there, he moved to the San Francisco Bay Area where he worked at Recurly as a Solutions Engineer. Ivan enjoys the outdoors, riding his bike, and spending time with family.
Every error does not concern every engineer. Your team members don’t need to be pinged about every application error, especially when an error occurs in someone else’s part of the code. In fact, it can become a negative distraction that takes away focus from their work.
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