Buried in Technical Debt? - devopsdays Atlanta 2023
When software teams take shortcuts to complete tasks, assuring themselves that they will go back and improve things later when they have more time, they call this “technical debt,” and many teams believe they have accrued too much. Learn about some of the ways this can happen and how teams can take action to start paying down that debt and get control of their projects.
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