Ed is obsessed with code quality and all things open-source. At work, he pushes for standardisation in both new and existing projects, helping train new developers in good practices. Outside of work, he programs quite a bit and has worked on a range of things, including a typesetter, a Blender extension and an OpenTTD AI. The rest of his time he spends gaming long hours into the night, finding diamonds in Minecraft or getting lost in Oblivion.
Large professional codebases naturally form conventions and competing conventions lead to messy code. This talk discusses what we learned from creating standards documents and a hackable linter (in Rust) and applying it to large codebases at an organisation with more than 1000 people.
LEVEL: Intermediate
RustLab is a conference made by Develer.
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