George Fairbanks
Software EngineerGoogle
George is a practicing software developer with academic leanings. He studied software architecture at Carnegie Mellon University and has been involved with the SATURN architecture conference for many years. He has written a book on software architecture and is passionate about software design. After years of teaching object-oriented analysis and design and building systems at financial companies, he is now a software engineer at Google. You can find him on the web at GeorgeFairbanks.com.
Talks I've Given
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Code is Your Partner in Thought
Featuring George Fairbanks
We used to build software like bridges. There was time for careful collection of requirements and the analysis of design options. But we don't do that anymore, in part because the time we spent did not ensure we hit our targets or avoided risks. Today, most companies use some form of continuous...
languages -
Code is Your Partner in Thought
Featuring George Fairbanks
We used to build software like bridges. There was time for careful collection of requirements and the analysis of design options. But we don't do that anymore, in part because the time we spent did not ensure we hit our targets or avoided risks. Today, most companies use some form of continuous...
architecture-&-design -
Code is Your Partner in Thought
Featuring George Fairbanks
We used to build software like bridges. There was time for careful collection of requirements and the analysis of design options. But we don't do that anymore, in part because the time we spent did not ensure we hit our targets or avoided risks. Today, most companies use some form of continuous...
architecture-&-design