Transform Your Bug Bashes into an AWS BugBust - AWS Online Tech Talks

Developers are constantly looking for ways to make applications more secure, reduce costs and spend less time on critical, cumbersome and arduous inspection processes. While some organizations hold bug bashes where teams collaborate to manually find bugs and fix problematic code, these events have time constraints that make it challenging for even the most skilled and motivated developers to work together, share best practices, and receive support. Introducing AWS BugBust, the world’s largest code challenge for Java and Python developers to fix 1 million bugs, improve application reliability and reduce technical debt by over $100M. In this session we will unveil, how you can transform traditional bug bashes and empower developers to get code quality right, in a uniform manner, and enable them to celebrate their bug bashing achievements. Join to learn how Nextroll Inc. enabled their Developers to go head-to-head with their teammates in their own private BugBust event and helped save their company money by cleaning up their code. Learning Objectives: *Learn how you can provide your developers a new and fun way to improve code quality and application performance *Learn how you can use machine learning to systematically and continually transform code review process, while reducing costs, by identifying your most expensive lines of code *Win prizes and glory in the first annual AWS BugBust, including an all-expenses paid trip to re:Invent 2021 ***To learn more about the services featured in this talk, please visit: https://aws.amazon.com/bugbust Subscribe to AWS Online Tech Talks On AWS: https://www.youtube.com/@AWSOnlineTechTalks?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Amazon Web Services: Official Website: https://aws.amazon.com/what-is-aws Twitch: https://twitch.tv/aws Twitter: https://twitter.com/awsdevelopers Facebook: https://facebook.com/amazonwebservices Instagram: https://instagram.com/amazonwebservices ☁️ AWS Online Tech Talks cover a wide range of topics and exper