They shape up your life, they teach you so many things, they make you stand face to face with the greatest teacher of life : Experience
I consider this to be a high tech tool with which you develop your life. But I would like suggest an enhancement to this tool.
If we are going to configure our application in the same way by which we have came across the fatal runtime error then there should be not only a warning message but a punishment for the users who is trying to run that script. This though makes me laugh. Same as you are doing right now.
Even though this tool does not warn us about our future errors but gives us a very flexible provision of customizing the console, rather a logging facility is easily adaptable and highly maintainable. We can always keep a note trace of our past mistakes. And most of us do that. But the biggest mistake which most of us (including me) do is, we don’t refer back to these traces. We just store these logs on a remote server and keep on cribbing about what a horrible errors we had came across in our life.
What I truly feel is there is nothing wrong in making mistakes. As we are humans, we are bound to make mistakes.
But no point in repeating the mistake. By doing so we are just wasting our valuable time. A fool is the one who keeps on doing the same experiments and expects the different results every time.
And I don’t want to be a fool one more time.
posted by Shweta @ 9:18 AM
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