But if you do know what you're doing - like myself and many other engineers - you don't need hand holding. I would not consider SES "shit" because it does not baby-sit you throughout the setup process. The documentation…
Agreed. I think the "nobody ever goes looking for them" case is common for code bases where people are not writing good useful commit messages.
So perhaps this is most comparable to Python's fabric library.
Yep, the post author calls it his favorite book and links to it in the article, specifically discussing the topic of Chapter 2 on Bus protocols.
But if you do know what you're doing - like myself and many other engineers - you don't need hand holding. I would not consider SES "shit" because it does not baby-sit you throughout the setup process. The documentation…
Agreed. I think the "nobody ever goes looking for them" case is common for code bases where people are not writing good useful commit messages.
So perhaps this is most comparable to Python's fabric library.
Yep, the post author calls it his favorite book and links to it in the article, specifically discussing the topic of Chapter 2 on Bus protocols.