Name: 敷物の下を見る：失敗から学ぶアート by Isa Silveira｜JSConf Budapest 2019 (Looking under the rug: the art of learning from failure by Isa Silveira | JSConf Budapest 2019)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:25:25.000Z
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Okay, I'm literally the only thing that's keeping it from drinking beer.

Ah, In fact, I'm here with some friends from work there.

Since we're here in Buda Passion, It's a pretty cool place.

We kind of Ah, through our friend a small bachelor party on Jews Say that was pretty fun.

I mean, we basically just ended up with this bar.

And next thing I know, I'm, like, upstairs in the bar and some creepy dude starts like chatting me up.

And then he just fucking asked me for my email.

The absolutely easa sexy server at hotmail dot com s o.

I thought about giving him, like, some Yahoo email, but I thought that that wasn't gonna be believable enough.

This is what happens when you delay projects in your real life.

Um, yeah, So I'm gonna talk about failures, which is something that I think it's really interesting for us to start making peace with and and just creating a more natural relationship with.

Since in our industry, we really like to have these heroes and cultivate these success stories or how we shift this amazing project.

And how did we get our team to be the best team in the world?

But you only got there basically by screwing up a lot, and this is what I'm going to talk about.

I mean, the one that really keeps you up at night.

Well, when I was, uh, this Caesar, which was a lot of time ago, I used to, ah, work in the university that you used to do computer science in Brazil, and it was basically like the integrated system of all the university.

And that meant, like the same system to track, like students being enrolled in subjects, or like the professors and which classes they were giving and even employees, because there was a lot of like research projects and people needed to, like control money flow.

So it was a pretty big system we kidded for, Ah, more than 67,000 students.

And basically it was pretty cool because, like while we were students, we we just had the opportunity of touching basically everything in that stack, and that is like, front and back and database develops.

And there was this one day that I was taking a look at all the tables like the our database wasn't pretty fast.

So I just, um, remember that we had a table for employees and, ah, usually we we added the employees before they actually started that their job just to keep the records there and make sure that everything was okay for for when they started.

And we usually registered those employees with the salary equals zero.

And but the thing is that some of these employees never actually made it in for some reason.

Um, so what I was going to do is just to perform this very simple query, um, to remove all these like employees there were in sexual real employees.

But as I was doing that, I typed the first line, and someone called me and asked something else.

It was like a Yeah, that's how you do it.

Ah, because well, you know what happens if you do this and you don't special fire.

And of course, I wasn't doing anything that allowed for ah, rollbacks or anything.

Eso around 15,000 records for all the employees in the universities were completely gone, Um, and that included names, bank account information.

And that one was specifically important because the way that the university would pay them is that we would do a query in the database every month and get their banking information transfer money.

And I must add that this day where this happened, where one day before payday.

And honestly, that was a moment that first of all, I refused to believe that that was actually happened, so I tried to look for the table over and over and over again, and I couldn't find it.

Ah, And at that time I just looked, stared at the void close on my computer, and honestly, a tear fell down my my face and basically looked like this.

Um, so that was, uh, that stuff, you know, stuff.

That made me into the developer and the professional that I am today.

And I'm really thankful that that happened.

It taught me so much after that, we obviously did a lot more things to make sure that this would never happen again.

Um well, we couldn't like Joffe anything because we did the sort of chance Ah, transition through that made you, like, allowed you to roll back operations.

So that also made our product way better.

Um, of course, learning by paying, but but still, it was pretty good.

And if you take a look at these free gentlemen, they do share one thing in common, which is the fact that they all have failed horribly in their lives.

And probably that also made it into who they are.

I'm gonna talk about their stories, uh, in the following his line.

It's Isabella, But please call me Za Ah I'ma Mozilla Tech speaker.

I settle in Stockholm original from Brazil and I love karaoke.

And one really cool fact that I find out it by myself last week is that I'm the lost twin of the impulsive brew.

Ah, it was actually pretty fun because that picture was thumbnail of, ah, critical video of an interview that I did with my yuko a while ago.

And it was really interesting because as we took this picture, I didn't actually see it.

I just asked like, Hey, how's that picture?

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