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Transcript – Debugging: Techniques for Uncertain Times – Chelsea Troy

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My Portland plans: eat donuts, gorge my eyeballs on arresting Cascadia views, and speak at RailsConf in Jennifer Tu‘s “Exported Expertise” track. Then, things changed. We’re all riding out a pandemic at home. RailsConf changed, too…to RailsConf Couch Edition, About half of the original speakers recorded their talks from their homes. RailsConf published our talks, for you, for free! Here’s mine. Approximate transcript interspersed with slides below. This talk is called Debugging: Techniques for Uncertain Times. It’s by Chelsea Troy…which is…me (meta-commentary: Yep, I know I opened this kinda awkwardly. It’s weird to give a talk to no one, folks). Before I was a software engineer, I was almost everything else. I coached rowing at a high school in Miami. I blogged for a startup whose business model turned out to be illegal. I tended a bar, performed standup comedy, danced with fire on haunted riverboats, and edited a quack psychology magazine. I did open source investigations of internat

May 5, 2020 May 25, 2024 Chelsea Transcript – Debugging: Techniques for Uncertain Times Reading Time: 15 minutes Were the world business-as-usual, I’d be in Portland today. My Portland plans: eat donuts, gorge my eyeballs on arresting Cascadia views, and speak at RailsConf in Jennifer Tu ‘s “Exported Expertise” track. Then, things changed. We’re all riding out a pandemic at home. RailsConf changed, too…to RailsConf Couch Edition , About half of the original speakers recorded their talks from their homes. RailsConf published our talks, for you, for free

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