This example is pretty weak as multiple things are wrong here. Seems like there was a lack of error handling all the way through (or participants would've noticed errors on completing). And why wouldn't you save in DB…
I think you might miss the audience here...this is talking /to/ programmers, after all - who decidedly do care about how the program is written, organized, etc. I don't think anyone is making a "more correct" or even…
uhh...git rebase -i anyone?
This example is pretty weak as multiple things are wrong here. Seems like there was a lack of error handling all the way through (or participants would've noticed errors on completing). And why wouldn't you save in DB…
I think you might miss the audience here...this is talking /to/ programmers, after all - who decidedly do care about how the program is written, organized, etc. I don't think anyone is making a "more correct" or even…
uhh...git rebase -i anyone?