Developer Fallacies
Read OriginalThis article examines common logical fallacies developers use to defend their technology choices, workflows, or organizational structures. It lists and explains fallacies like the 'gospel fallacy' (blindly following past practices), the 'Luddite fallacy' (unfairly resisting or embracing change), and others, highlighting how these bad arguments hinder logical discourse in software development.
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