I'm not sure I understand the argument or value of this post?
It feels close to just saying, make your code better and you will see less bugs.
I don't disagree but the product environment has a lot to do with how features get deployed and how closely a developer can match the real life deployment to their development setup.
World class experts make mistakes all the time, I think learning how to address bugs is probably a more valuable skill.
Exactly what I’m getting at hah, its neat to see what other people come up with, to see if I want to change my own little set of perfect tools :p We all know it’s nonsense, but we’re going to do it anyway!
It feels close to just saying, make your code better and you will see less bugs.
I don't disagree but the product environment has a lot to do with how features get deployed and how closely a developer can match the real life deployment to their development setup.
World class experts make mistakes all the time, I think learning how to address bugs is probably a more valuable skill.