By Carter Bastian The previous posts about The Great Khan Academy Python Refactor of 2017 and Also 2018 answered two questions: why and how did we refactor all of our Python code? In this post, I want …
Slicker: A Tool for Moving Things in Python
By Ben Kraft Craig talked last post about our project to reorganize our whole Python codebase. This entails a lot of architectural challenges – deciding where to put each file, prioritizing which …
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The Great Python Refactor of 2017 And Also 2018
By Craig Silverstein Our codebase was a mess. One day, we decided to do something about it: namely, move a bunch of files around. It took us two months. This blog post is first in a series describing …
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Working Remotely
By Scott Grant When my wife and I left Silicon Valley in sunny California to return to my hometown of Kingston, Ontario, it was a significant change in our pace of life. Kingston is a medium-sized …
Tips for giving your first code reviews
By Hannah Blumberg At Khan Academy, (nearly) every piece of code that goes into our codebase has been reviewed by at least one other person. Code reviews help us keep code maintainable and clean, …
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Let’s Reduce! A Gentle Introduction to Javascript’s Reduce Method
By Josh Comeau Every summer, Khan Academy recruits a few software engineer interns. As part of their onboarding, we host several brief talks introducing the technology we work with: React, Flow, …
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