Lecture

Legacy Code Evolution

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of designing benchmarks considering compiler behavior, caching data in web app front ends, delaying operations for specific contexts, optimizing server-client traffic, and understanding latency and throughput. It also discusses bugs, Excel leap year issue, code refactoring, and handling legacy code evolution.

Instructor

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