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It’s a good idea because not only do you keep a list of things you want to fix, but letting things hang out in there sometimes gives you time to understand why
by mckn1ght 3y ago
It’s a good idea because not only do you keep a list of things you want to fix, but letting things hang out in there sometimes gives you time to understand why something is the way it is.
There will be plenty of times where things were rushed or mistakes were made, but sometimes it really is the case that you just can’t wrap your head around some piece of complexity right away just by looking at a line of code.
- theideaofcoffee 3y agoWith enough experience one usually can start to differentiate the actual hoo-why-oh-why WTFs from the oh-there's-subtle-complexity-here WTFs. The first are straight up failures, the second usually resolve themselves after steeping oneself in the environment. Still handy to note them down, regardless.