I find this funny coming from the originator of ZeroMQ. When I firt tried out ZMQ it took me all of 12 seconds to figure out that if you didn't pass exactly th

I find this funny coming from the originator of ZeroMQ. When I firt tried out ZMQ it took me all of 12 seconds to figure out that if you didn't pass exactly the message that it was expecting, it crashed the server. That problem along with I'm sure hundreds of others were fixed along the way. You don't achieve perfection in software development. Ever. Even when developing something for yourself where you define the scope and you leverage it for a menial task. There's always better. There's always more robust. There's always something else you can do. That's the draw to software development for many of us. There is a constant challenge awaiting our brain. You can consistently push yourself in a new direction that you care about. The downside is that feeling of a completed accomplishment really is just an arbitrary release ceremony. What software developers need to get good at is letting go and moving on.