Experiments fail. And this week I got to experiment a lot, which means a lot of failures. The beauty of coding is that it's easy to revert and start again.
git branch -d docker-build
All these experiments do help a lot in finding out what works and what doesn't. I tend to dive way too deep into the rabbit holes, but I am pushing myself more and more to keep things simple. If it doesn't work after a couple of versions, it's probably not the simple and clean solution that I am looking for.
After the full reboot of the codebase, I have a better grip on how to keep things simple. Think but don't overthink. Try things, but don't fall in love. If it doesn't work, kill it. Revert, commit, revert, commit...
Finding a new rhythm here
Done
- Killed my experiment babies 🧪
Upcoming
- End to end testing with molecule elements
Source:
projectstrackt.dev
