When experiments go wrong
Read OriginalThe article reflects on a children's book about scientific experiments to discuss software development practices. It emphasizes that unexpected test failures and bugs are valuable learning moments, similar to scientific experiments gone wrong. It suggests practices like small commits, good commit messages, TDD, and logging to help developers methodically learn from surprises in their code.
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