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We are still looking for presenters for MenderCon (May 7th, 2026). If you have thoughts about modernizing, securing, or working with legacy applications, we would love to hear from you! Submit your talk below:
https://sessionize.com/mendercon-2026/
MenderCon is a full-day virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. From the smallest apps to the biggest enterprise monoliths. Learn more about MenderCon and see previous presentations on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@mendercon
Feel free to DM me if you have any questions.
P.S. - We moved the CTP from PaperCall to Sessionize. If you submitted to PaperCall please either re-submit or reach out me so I can move it over to Sessionize.
P.S.S. - I'll post again when tickets go on sale sometime in March/April.
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Please join me in thanking Planet Argon for supporting MenderCon this year! You should also reach out to them if you need help sustaining, upgrading, and future-proofing Ruby on Rails applications. Learn more about Planet Argon at:
MenderCon (May 15, 2025) is a virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. Learn more and get tickets at:
You're not alone! There are other people just like you who enjoy working on existing codebases. Meet them here. Make friends. Expand your network.
#mendercon #mendercon2025 #legacycoderocks #sponsor #planetargon
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Not sure if AI is good or bad for legacy code? Then attend Adam Tornhill's MenderCon keynote, which provides a thorough fact-based overview of the pros and cons of AI.
MenderCon (May 15, 2025) is a virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. Learn more and get tickets at:
You're not alone! There are other people just like you who enjoy working on existing codebases. Meet them here. Make friends. Expand your network.
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Legacy code getting you down? Then attend Daniel Prager's MenderCon presentation that has strategies to make working with old code surprisingly fun, rewarding, and even profitable.
MenderCon (May 15, 2025) is a virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. Learn more and get tickets at:
You're not alone! There are other people just like you who enjoy working on existing codebases. Meet them here. Make friends. Expand your network.
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Legacy code getting you down? Then attend Daniel Prager's MenderCon presentation that has strategies to make working with old code surprisingly fun, rewarding, and even profitable.
MenderCon (May 15, 2025) is a virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. Learn more and get tickets at:
You're not alone! There are other people just like you who enjoy working on existing codebases. Meet them here. Make friends. Expand your network.
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Struggling to efficiently create issues for technical debt? Then attend Ben Parisot's MenderCon live coding presentation where he creates a Visual Studio Code plugin in 30 minutes that solves this problem.
MenderCon (May 15, 2025) is a virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. Learn more and get tickets at:
You're not alone! There are other people just like you who enjoy working on existing codebases. Meet them here. Make friends. Expand your network.
#mendercon #mendercon2025 #legacycoderocks #visualstudiocode #technicaldebt
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Having trouble deciphering a legacy codebase? Then attend Federico Tomassetti's MenderCon presentation to learn how understanding idioms can help you understand legacy code.
MenderCon (May 15, 2025) is a virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. Learn more and get tickets at:
You're not alone! There are other people just like you who enjoy working on existing codebases. Meet them here. Make friends. Expand your network.
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The schedule for MenderCon 2025 (May 15th) main stage sessions has been posted. You can view the sessions and get tickets on our website. Tickets are pay what you want.
Videos of past main stage presentations can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/@mendercon
MenderCon 2025 is a full-day virtual unconference that focuses on modernizing and improving software systems. If you aren't interested in the main stage sessions, you can pitch your own session or attend someone else's pitched session.
Give me a shout if you have any questions. Hope to see you there.
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The schedule for MenderCon 2025 (May 15th) main stage sessions has been posted. You can view the sessions and get tickets on our website. Tickets are pay what you want.
Videos of past main stage presentations can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/@mendercon
MenderCon 2025 is a full-day virtual unconference that focuses on modernizing and improving software systems. If you aren't interested in the main stage sessions, you can pitch your own session or attend someone else's pitched session.
Give me a shout if you have any questions. Hope to see you there.
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Were you thinking of presenting at MenderCon 2025 but haven't gotten around to submitting your talk yet? Don't delay any longer as the Call for Papers (CFP) closes on March 15th, 2025. You can submit your CFP using the link below:
https://www.papercall.io/mendercon-2025
Your subject could include (but is not limited to):
- legacy code
- deploying legacy systems
- dependency freshness
- bug hunting
- refactoring
- menders vs. makers
- tech debt
- AI vs. legacy codeIt’s a polyglot conference, so feel free to use any programming language in your presentation. See previous MenderCon scheduled presentations on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@mendercon
MenderCon (May 15th, 2025) is a full-day virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. There are two tracks, one for scheduled presentations, the CFP above, and a track for unconference where attendees create presentations, workshops, panels, and discussions on the fly. More details:
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Were you thinking of presenting at MenderCon 2025 but haven't gotten around to submitting your talk yet? Don't delay any longer as the Call for Papers (CFP) closes on March 15th, 2025. You can submit your CFP using the link below:
https://www.papercall.io/mendercon-2025
Your subject could include (but is not limited to):
- legacy code
- deploying legacy systems
- dependency freshness
- bug hunting
- refactoring
- menders vs. makers
- tech debt
- AI vs. legacy codeIt’s a polyglot conference, so feel free to use any programming language in your presentation. See previous MenderCon scheduled presentations on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@mendercon
MenderCon (May 15th, 2025) is a full-day virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. There are two tracks, one for scheduled presentations, the CFP above, and a track for unconference where attendees create presentations, workshops, panels, and discussions on the fly. More details:
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The Call for Papers (CFP) for MenderCon 2025 is now open! Click the link below to submit your presentation for the scheduled presentation track:
https://www.papercall.io/mendercon-2025
Your subject could include (but is not limited to):
- legacy code
- deploying legacy systems
- dependency freshness
- bug hunting
- refactoring
- menders vs. makers
- tech debt
- AI vs. legacy codeIt’s a polyglot conference, so feel free to use any programming language in your presentation. See previous MenderCon scheduled presentations on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@mendercon
MenderCon (May 15th, 2025) is a full-day virtual conference focused on modernizing and improving software systems. There are two tracks, one for scheduled presentations, the CFP above, and a track for unconference where attendees create presentations, workshops, panels, and discussions on the fly. More details:
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From the latest #legacycoderocks episode with John Ousterhout:
"Life as a programmer is a series of confrontations with your own inadequacies"
Some lines don't just ring true, they hang in the air for an uncomfortably long time 😅.
https://www.legacycode.rocks/podcast-1/episode/f339ed9b/software-design-with-john-ousterhout
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@ctietze His book talks about testing a bit. He's also attended the #LegacyCodeRocks meetup and talked about this in the past, and how his courses recommend not using mocks. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26088456
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@jbrains This topic has come up a couple of times during #LegacyCodeRocks meetups, and I imagine those folks would be interested to attend as well. If you follow through, please advertise the the `#events` channel over at https://slack.legacycode.rocks.
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I enjoyed recording an interview with @mscottford for the Legacy Code Rocks podcast! We connected the dots between legacy code and the impacts on the evolution of an organisation. You can listen to the episode here: https://buff.ly/3V8vILH
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Are you interested in Software Bills of Material (SBOMs)? There's a team of researchers at the SEMERU (https://www.cs.wm.edu/semeru/) research lab with William and Mary (https://www.wm.edu/as/computerscience/) who are conducting a survey as part of their research into the topic.
I've been asked to share that survey with folks who might be interested in helping them out. You can find it here: https://wmsas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cO4qm1gk3AFunJk
I plan on having the researchers on the #LegacyCodeRocks podcast once they've compiled everything.