At Code Driven NYC in June 2017, Flatiron Health software engineer Lauren Ellsworth discussed the effects and defects of defaults within Ruby and Python frameworks.
Flatiron Health is a healthcare technology company fighting cancer with organized data. Find out more at https://www.flatiron.com/.
Code Driven NYC is a community organized by FirstMark that brings together leading developers from across the tech ecosystem to learn, get inspired, and have fun. Find out more at http://codedrivennyc.com.
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