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Ok, from reading the first section of your post: > Events need to be well defined Then from the article: > Say you’re working on a Laravel web app. You’re ab
by esperent 2y ago
Ok, from reading the first section of your post:
> Events need to be well defined
Then from the article:
> Say you’re working on a Laravel web app. You’re about 90% sure you know how to start the app. You’re 80% sure you know how to handle the infra you’ll need to get it online. And you’re 70% sure you know how to get your first customer.
Are these events well defined?
1. Starting the app (about 90%)
2. Handle the infra (80%)
3. Get your first customer (70%)
3. is possibly well defined, or could be made so. The others are not. So not only are the numbers made up, the events are not even well defined in the first place! Why would we go to the effort of ensuring correct maths here?
- kqr 2y agoI'm going to give OP the benefit of the doubt and assume they have sat down and figured out what "starting the app" really means, but they didn't want that definition to be the focus of the article.