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ragona | 2 years ago

You don’t think handling edge cases and errors is fundamentally necessary?

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dabears|2 years ago

The real trick is doing both. Code that reads like a short story while including error handling and edge cases. This is achieved in a practical way by first keeping it as simple as possible only implementing strictly necessary abstractions. When the code reaches a "tipping point" then refactor. Rinse and repeat. If the code is structured reasonably that refactor should be mostly limited to the trouble spot.