Scott Arbeit
@scottarbeit.bsky.social
Technical Architect, GitHub.
F#, C#, and all things .NET.
Git Monorepos and how to tame them.
I'm working on Grace Version Control System: https://github.com/scottarbeit/grace.
Mostly tech and random thoughts. Occasional rants.
F#, C#, and all things .NET.
Git Monorepos and how to tame them.
I'm working on Grace Version Control System: https://github.com/scottarbeit/grace.
Mostly tech and random thoughts. Occasional rants.
Long-lived COBOL codebases are all about the edge cases that they handle.
I was 21 when I started at AT&T in their Business Customer Billing system. I had never seen such poorly-formed complexity covering years of changes to products.
Social Security complexity > AT&T. Young kids cannot handle it.
I was 21 when I started at AT&T in their Business Customer Billing system. I had never seen such poorly-formed complexity covering years of changes to products.
Social Security complexity > AT&T. Young kids cannot handle it.
March 31, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Long-lived COBOL codebases are all about the edge cases that they handle.
I was 21 when I started at AT&T in their Business Customer Billing system. I had never seen such poorly-formed complexity covering years of changes to products.
Social Security complexity > AT&T. Young kids cannot handle it.
I was 21 when I started at AT&T in their Business Customer Billing system. I had never seen such poorly-formed complexity covering years of changes to products.
Social Security complexity > AT&T. Young kids cannot handle it.