Early on, you learn a lot of rules. Always handle the error. Never trust user input. Keep functions...
Early on, you learn a lot of rules.
Always handle the error.
Never trust user input.
Keep functions small.
You follow them because someone told you to, and following them keeps you out of trouble.
1. The Pain Came First Everyone knows this. You open a class and there it is: the if-else...
This morning I had a task: design a set of rules to decide "should I check my memory first, or reason...
You did the responsible thing. You added a rules file for your AI tool, .cursorrules or CLAUDE.md or...
Start With the End in Mind Every error handling pattern I've seen fail has one thing in...
You correct someone once. Not perfectly, but they get it. Next time, they do not make the same...
A reader asked me a question I couldn't fully answer: "Do you retire rules, or does interception...
