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Yes. From the title, I thought the article was about how to actually address that problem. That said, I wonder if you could invert it. When trying to make a
by adrianratnapala 9y ago
Yes. From the title, I thought the article was about how to actually address that problem.
That said, I wonder if you could invert it. When trying to make a seemingly arbitrary architectural choice, then perhps to break the tie you can ask yourself "if an error occurs, will this allow me to get the right info to the user?"
- vadimberman 9y ago> When trying to make a seemingly arbitrary architectural choice, then perhps to break the tie you can ask yourself "if an error occurs, will this allow me to get the right info to the user?" Definitely. That is something I've never heard discussed, and it really should be discussed. User experience is influenced by the inner works of the engine, too.
- MaxBarraclough 9y agoA similar question arises for logging.