Quality Software Conference (Dave Ferguson: Mahalo Logic)
Oct 28, 2008
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Episode description
Title: Software Development at Google
Abstract:
Over the past 10 years Google has gone from a startup founded by two computer scientists
working on one project to a company with thousands of software developers and computer
engineers working on hundreds of different projects. During this time Google has established
a reputation for developing applications that are highly reliable, frequently updated and very useful.
This talk will explore how Google's software development is done, which aspects of
their processes seem to matter most and how they differ from more traditional
methodologies.
To view the video click here
Abstract:
Over the past 10 years Google has gone from a startup founded by two computer scientists
working on one project to a company with thousands of software developers and computer
engineers working on hundreds of different projects. During this time Google has established
a reputation for developing applications that are highly reliable, frequently updated and very useful.
This talk will explore how Google's software development is done, which aspects of
their processes seem to matter most and how they differ from more traditional
methodologies.
To view the video click here
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