I'm not a 10x programmer, I just spend the time you spend debugging logging. And if I'm correct it's slightly less time than you spend debugging. > Usually, I

I'm not a 10x programmer, I just spend the time you spend debugging logging. And if I'm correct it's slightly less time than you spend debugging. > Usually, I find that code that is thoughtfully written and extensively debugged in the debugger is the most robust part of the program, but YYMV. Have you ever worked in a code base that is thoughtfully written but not extensively debugged? I'd wager they're pretty rare because of this extensive widespread use of debuggers, but perhaps these code bases are even more robust, since in my experience they're more thoughtfully written. Preconditions and postconditions everywhere!