notes.billmill.org
if things change—and things always change—you only have to update the documentation in one place.
Andrew Etter • Modern Technical Writing
Don’t underestimate the value of digging into history to investigate some bugs
I’ve always been pretty good at debugging weird issues, with the usual toolkit of println and the debugger. So I never really looked at git much to figure out the history of a bug. But for some bugs it’s crucial.
I recently had an issue with my server where it was leaking... See more
I’ve always been pretty good at debugging weird issues, with the usual toolkit of println and the debugger. So I never really looked at git much to figure out the history of a bug. But for some bugs it’s crucial.
I recently had an issue with my server where it was leaking... See more
Marcus • Marcus' Blog
Remember that all this work is designed to make it easier to produce meaningful results. Don’t make a hobby out of engineering a system so resilient that it can survive a nuclear war!
Tiago Forte • The Heart Is the Bottleneck
