Ines takes complicated systems and finds the arrangement that makes them work like poetry.Two decades into building software, she's learned that the hard part is rarely the code. It's making a system, and the reasons behind it, legible to the people who build on it, use it, and live with it.She reads a lot of poetry, which turns out to be the same job: the right arrangement of words making something complex suddenly feel simple. In her talks she does that with software, blending technical depth with a focus on the people around the code.
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