The future of AI isn’t just new code; it’s evolving the code you already have. Tern Stories is conversations with engineers about how tackled their toughest migrations.
Want to tell your migration story, or learn how to make your migrations fast, safe, and predictable? Say hi at hello@tern.sh.
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The future of AI isn’t just new code; it’s evolving the code you already have. Tern Stories is conversations with engineers about how tackled their toughest migrations.
Want to tell your migration story, or learn how to make your migrations fast, safe, and predictable? Say hi at hello@tern.sh.
In this episode, we dive into Snapchat's bold code migration, a project that reshaped the way their app runs at scale.
This code migration wasn't just about rewriting code, it was about survival, speed, and creating a leaner system that could handle hundreds of millions of users.
You'll hear how the team faced challenges like supporting long-dead features, rebuilding APIs bug-for-bug, and even migrating conversations instead of entire users.
These behind-the-scenes stories reveal the hidden complexity of a massive code migration and the lessons that can help any engineering team facing similar challenges.
Whether you're an engineer, a founder, or just fascinated by how the biggest apps in the world evolve, this deep dive into code migration will show you what it really takes to pull off a technical transformation at scale.
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Tern Stories
The future of AI isn’t just new code; it’s evolving the code you already have. Tern Stories is conversations with engineers about how tackled their toughest migrations.
Want to tell your migration story, or learn how to make your migrations fast, safe, and predictable? Say hi at hello@tern.sh.