I often find myself working on systems where there's a high volume of traffic/processing to developer ratio. Sometimes I'm the only developer. As such, when loo

I often find myself working on systems where there's a high volume of traffic/processing to developer ratio. Sometimes I'm the only developer. As such, when looking at errors coming in, it's very tempting to take a step back and come up with a methodical triage and error processing framework. However, I find that's a quick path to analysis paralysis. Instead, I'll just start with the most recent error, work through it and push a fix if applicable (whether that's five minutes or five hours), and then move on to the next one. This lets me very quickly add quality back into the system, and very often I find myself resolving other seemingly unrelated issues in the process.