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Nothing Improves a Framework Like Building on It

Five apps filed 133 bugs against my own framework and libraries in five weeks, and thirty releases followed. What a test suite cannot find, an app built on top of it will. Thirty-one releases of my framework and libraries since October, and I planned none of them.

Restarting Blogging 3rd Time , What's New This Time

Every framework decays — that's the premise, not the problem. The problem is that a how-to has exactly the shelf life of the version it was written against, and I wrote almost nothing else. Three in five of mine were for a framework that's been discontinued; the most-read one is for a framework that's still thriving, and it's stale anyway. This blog writes at the layer that outlives the tooling: what I built, what broke, what it cost — including where I was wrong.