Isbn: 9798187835690 - beyond code: the engineering behind it (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Two teams at the same company set out to build the same feature the same week. One spent the weekend refunding strangers. The other went home and slept. Beyond Code follows Vega and Corvus, two engineering squads at a billing company called Lumen, through everything that happens to software after the code is written - and shows why that "everything" is the real job. Writing code is the part we're taught. It's also about a third of what it takes to ship software people can depend on. The rest has unglamorous names: version control, testing, continuous integration, delivery, observability, reliability, security, and the culture that holds it together. Each chapter drops both teams into the same situation - a feature request, an outage, a security scare - and shows how the team that skipped the practice pays for it, and how the team that didn't stays boring on purpose. In plain language, with light and realistic examples, you'll see: - why "it works on my machine" is a warning, not a milestone- how tests are the net that lets you move faster, not slower- what CI/CD actually is, and why deploying should be a non-event- how observability, SLOs, and blameless postmortems turn 2 a.m. panic into routine- what the DORA research, platform engineering, and AI coding tools really change, and what they don't No heavy jargon and no lecturing. One story about a chaotic team becoming an organized one, and a clear map of the distance every good engineer learns to cross: from code that runs to software that lasts. For engineers, tech leads, managers, and anyone who's wondered why shipping software is so much harder than writing it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…