I've loved this aspect of CL. I often repeat a self-quote of mine (somewhat patronizingly) to my teams. Often times, it's not necessarily how something works,

I've loved this aspect of CL. I often repeat a self-quote of mine (somewhat patronizingly) to my teams. Often times, it's not necessarily how something works, but how well it breaks. Things will break, so engineer for it. You'll be happy, the team will be happy, and the business will be happy. Debugging and error handling are first class activities. Building a thoughtful, "well engineered" tool chain around these activities is the mark of a great platform (and the developers behind it), in my opinion.