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For me that's very much been an experience thing. It's often not just motivation, but also that handling errors properly can be genuinely difficult compared to
by davedx 3y ago
For me that's very much been an experience thing. It's often not just motivation, but also that handling errors properly can be genuinely difficult compared to writing the happy paths of code.
It's probably a good thing to do a training/knowledge sharing on in an org (seniors show juniors different ways to handle errors).
- heisenbit 3y agoIt is a questions of taking responsibility, willingness to pay attention and learn. We all start out with the happy path which automatically leads to plenty of learning opportunities. The question is how does one deal with them. While training and mentoring can help I believe most learning occurs while reading/reflecting on other peoples code and fixing own and others mistakes.