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How can I ever defend my position of lead engineer responsible for these systems, when someone on the Internet, that has never seen my code running, is adamant
by sph 4y ago
How can I ever defend my position of lead engineer responsible for these systems, when someone on the Internet, that has never seen my code running, is adamant my systems are unstable and lousy with bugs.
Trying to continue this conversation is a waste of our time. Feel free not to use Elixir.
- munchler 4y agoAgain, I'm sure your code is great, and I'm not asking you to defend anything. I'm simply responding to the stated philosophy in the linked article.
- sph 4y agoThe "let it crash" is a sound and proven design philosophy, but it would be easier to grok if you were to spend time learning the platform, rather than comparing it in a vacuum with the things you already know. It is quite frustrating when someone has already decided something they don't know is dumb or makes no sense. It is more plausible the unknown unknowns are blinding your judgement, than Erlang and Elixir developers worldwide suffering a collective hallucination, is it not?
- langfan 4y agoYes. munchler, see: Empty your cup. https://wiki.c2.com/?EmptyYourCup https://wiki.c2.com/?EmptyYourCup