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Airbnb Tech Talk: Evan Priestley of Facebook - Move Fast and Break Things

54 点作者 clizzin超过 12 年前
Move Fast & Break Things A practical set of step-by-step recipes for reproducing some of Facebook's biggest mistakes (in security, web stacks, polytheism, deployment, algorithms, photo faxing and other areas) delivered by an engineer who helped make them.<p>About Evan Evan Priestley worked as an infrastructure engineer at Facebook. He inflicted substantial and lasting harm, amassing a mountain of technical debt which the company will be paying down for decades to come.<p>Livestream If you are not able to join us in person, we'll be streaming Evan's talk at 7pm. Please visit the meetup page to get the link for the livestream. A recording will be posted to our Tech Talk page as well.<p>Dinner, prepared by Airbnb's Executive Chef, will be served at 6pm.

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zaidf超过 12 年前
If an engineer at Bank of America said something to this tune, it'd have tremendous negative consequence as it should. Facebook is reaching a point where breaking things should not be okay simply because it opens up the possibility of breaking privacy settings and causing great damage.<p>Lots of people have pretty sensitive data within facebook with very granular privacy settings. When I read this attitude from facebook, it scares the shit out of me.<p>I'd love to hear more about why I shouldn't fear that their "Show this post to only x group of people" feature will break and result in everyone being able to see all my posts. What are your testing procedures for that and at what point are those kind of bugs caught?
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casey超过 12 年前
Evan is hilarious, check out all the copy on <a href="http://phabricator.org/" rel="nofollow">http://phabricator.org/</a> for an example.<p>However he should probably have been described as ex-Facebook, he left quite a while ago.
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BadassFractal超过 12 年前
This is such a grey are that I think it's close to impossible to make a rule about how much quality you should sacrifice for the sake of speed. Sometimes you might get lucky and break something insignificant, sometimes you create the IceBox Pro fiasco and be remembered at "that company". It's all calculated risk / gambling.<p>On the other hand, perhaps someone will argue that all publicity is good publicity.
pbiggar超过 12 年前
I honestly think that "Move fast and break things" might be the singularly most important software engineering mantra of our age.<p>Things break all the time in any company, but by understanding that frequent breakages occur, and adapting your development process to that understanding, you enable fast recovery and ultimately less breakage and greater security in the long run.
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fatjokes超过 12 年前
Yup, Facebook's broken for me right now.
realrocker超过 12 年前
I wish I could know, whether he tried moving slow and make things less brittle.