@kentcdodds How many cards you need to keep inside?
I've been using Mani Wonders Cascade https://t.co/EomV0i8nnC
Not "really small", but only a lil' bigger than a stack of 5 cards & won't destroy them
Programming isn't about typing code, it's about understanding and solving problems.
Pair/mob programmings are not exceptions, everyone involved should understand what (and perhaps roughly how) to solve before someone starts reaching for the keyboards.
@kentcdodds Nice! A lot nicer than before 😂. I'm guessing because debounce creates lots of timers.
Is this gonna solve it for all scenarios? or is it relative to the content (and maybe debounce wait time)?
I meant 5 lines are still acceptable if it's for all cases
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We should not start writing code until we can express the problems & solutions in understandable plain words or diagrams.
TDD should be a good addition after that, not before.
Not everyone appreciates it when being asked not to write code though 🤷♂️
In fact, software engineers used to write pseudo-code first before ever writing the real code. We got away from that practice by and large, and then later replaced it with TDD.
Tests are fine, whatever, sure. But we should go back to emphasizing understandable code as baseline.