An elephant never forgets. And neither do computers.
I’m looking forward to going deeper on exception handling and designing durable applications.
The tech world loves to talk about friction and rightfully so. Friction is annoying. Friction is that spotty internet connection, line at the DMV, conversation we’ll just put off until tomorrow type feeling.
Dead-simple products and processes are often very hard to design. Their simplicity belies tremendous complexity. For example, what actually happens when we type in a URL and hit Enter?
Everyone wants to be useful. Or at least feel useful. Or at least sound useful in justifying how they’ve chosen to spend the majority of their waking hours.