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> These edge cases are triggered by fundamentally approaching the problem incorrectly. That's a bit like you are holding the phone wrong kind of statement. The
by manojlds 3y ago
> These edge cases are triggered by fundamentally approaching the problem incorrectly.
That's a bit like you are holding the phone wrong kind of statement. These are just coding exercises, not actual business problems.
- berkes 3y agoIn my experience they are very much "actual business problems"-alike situations. There's never been a customer that asked me "I have some elves that need to make snow and here's a trebuchet", sure. But they ask me stuff, I intepret that as well as I can. Go back for questions. Apply DDD, event-storming or whatever if I'm lucky. But there always is an interpretation issue somewhere, that makes that some "bug" is really "but I spend 5 hours implementing that exception and now you tell me it's a bug?".