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    Tech Talk: Software in Context with Zach Tellman

    CoRecursive: Coding Stories · Dec 2, 2019 · 53 min
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    Tech Talks are in-depth technical discussions. Adam talks to Author and Clojure advocate Zach Tellman about how great software is built. "If we say something is over-engineered, what we mean is it's too complex or it's too robust or it handles a bunch of situations or scenarios that are not relevant to how we're using it. It's okay for us to create narrow things. It's okay for us to create…

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