Cape of Good Code has been founded in 2018 as the result of over 7 years of practical research in the realm of software quality analysis at Siemens.

Germany
Joined April 2019
Trefft uns am 31. Januar um 17:00 auf der @oop_conference 2024 zu unserem Talk: Unabhängig von Microservices – wie geht man vor, um Code entlang von Domänen umzustrukturieren? Link zur Session: oop-konferenz.de/oop-2024/pr… #OOP2024 #softwarearchitektur
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Our Technical Debt tour continues at @jcon_conference #JCON2023 in Cologne :) What's wrong with the term and how to better explain it to management by using data? See you! ✌ 📅 Tuesday, June 20 🕛 12:00 📍 CINEDOM - Im Mediapark 1 // Cinema 9 🔗2023.europe.jcon.one/
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Wir freuen uns dieses Jahr bei den @Softwareforen Leipzig die COMMUNITY DAYS 2023 mit einem Talk über #TechnischeSchulden zu eröffnen. Technische Schulden - warum der Begriff mehr Verwirrung als Klarheit stiftet. Und wie es besser geht! 🗓️ 22.05🕚 11:00🔗bit.ly/3ZI5CBP
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Trefft uns online am 9. Februar um 9:45 auf der @oop_conference 2023 zu unserem Talk: #Technischeschulden – warum der Begriff mehr Verwirrung als Klarheit stiftet. Und wie es besser geht. Link zur Session: sigs-new.scoocs.co/event/63/… #OOPKonferenz #softwarearchitektur #quality
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Cape of Good Code retweeted
And the award of #SmartDelta tool competition at plenary meeting #2 goes to the DETANGLE tool from the Cape of Good Code company, presented by Egon Wuchner. @CapeofGoodCode1 #ITEA4 #ResearchProject capeofgoodcode.com/ smartdelta.org/
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Wir freuen uns riesig, dieses Jahr zum ersten Mal bei den Software Quality Days 2022 @swqd in Wien dabei zu sein. 💡Unser Thema: Technische Schulden - warum der Begriff mehr Verwirrung als Klarheit stiftet. Und wie es besser geht. software-quality-days.com/ko… #swqd2022 #technicaldebt
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🏆 We're very happy to announce that our CTO Konstantin Sokolov won the #hackernoon Contributer of the Year award. It was for his somewhat ironic, self-ironic and of course also absolutely serious :) article about cognitive biases in #SoftwareEngineering: bit.ly/3sSOgme
🙀 Was haben Beschaffung von Individualsoftware und Quantenphysik-Experimente gemeinsam? Sie müssen sich mit der Katze im Sack zufrieden geben. Tatsache ist: Lieferantenqualifizierung für #Softwareentwicklung braucht neue Tools & Kriterien #procurement bit.ly/3G2D6jH
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For 6 years we deliver the best import solution for #Magento 2. Now it's time to do the same for #Shopware! Take part in the survey and let us know how the future of Shopware import should look 🔥🐻 >vitalyverbitsky.typeform.com… Marketplace store.shopware.com/en/fireb6… #SCD21 #ecommerce
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#Burnout-Tendenzen unter #Software-Entwicklern sind allgegenwärtig und treffen Unternehmen genauso hart wie die Einzelperson. In unserem neuen Beitrag gehen gehen wir darauf ein, wie man Frühindikatoren messen und transparent machen kann. bit.ly/3A0PWwe
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The software written to detect misbehavior to ensure quality and safety is increasing: bit.ly/2VxpwmF #safety #healthandsafety #softwarearchitecture #softwaredesign #softwaredevelopment
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Checking safety concerns directly in #code? Take a look at how this could be like: capeofgoodcode.com/2021/02/2…
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A #Videogame, a Fighter Plane, and a Story to Explain #technicaldebt – Even to Non-Technical People. Imagine yo're a project manager building a historic fighter plane in a videogame. Check out our newst article on @hackernoon: bit.ly/3qMJdlX #softwaredevelopment
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We are proud to be part of #digiweek M&A Europe 2021 . Our talk: 💡 "#TechnicalDebt, as Business Risks for Software-centric Targets" 🗓️ conference day 5, the 18th of June. Feel free to register 👇 digiweek.online #MergersAndAcquisitions #duediligence #investor
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The Time Is Now! The conference for software architecture will take place on 31 January - 04 February 2022. We invite you to submit your presentations and to be part of #OOPmuc! Submission deadline: July 5th, 2021. #OOP #callforpapers

I already know where the problems are in my #code. If you’re in #softwaredevelopment, you’ve heard this phrase more than once. From colleagues, customers or business partners. But most often, of course, from yourself. Our newest article on @hackernoon: bit.ly/3v4EQU8