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The more "impossible", the more interesting and rewarding in the end!
by apples_oranges 5y ago
The more "impossible", the more interesting and rewarding in the end!
- dgb23 5y agoI disagree. When you’re debugging a blackbox it can be even more frustrating to find out what the issue was. Often some unintuitive, inconsistency that was not documented. Those are not rewarding, because you learn very little from them except to be suspicious.
- officehero 5y agoThey tell a story of the quality of the software. A good way to decide whether to use some library is to look at how well it throws exceptions. If it's buggy and poorly documented then don't use it.