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"We’ve heard many arguments for and against debuggability, and in the end, we convinced ourselves that it’s easy only after jumping in and trying it." So, in o
by lucian303 14y ago
"We’ve heard many arguments for and against debuggability, and in the end, we convinced ourselves that it’s easy only after jumping in and trying it."
So, in other words, you have only your own opinion and at best one (1) anecdotal experience. Congratulations! You've failed to prove your point from a logical perspective, let alone anything more!
- gfodor 14y agoI didn't get the sense they were trying to convince anyone, just pointing out why it makes sense for them.