One of the commandments of programming

One of the commandments of programming

Software engineers have to collaborate on projects which involves lots of iterations, it isn't uncommon for an engineer to update or reiterate a project over 20 times before it is pushed to platforms like Github.

There are extensions on some IDE or script editor that helps you push your code automatically, some require you to manually initiate the commit and push (within the IDE or script editor). When using the latter it is important to double check to ensure that you have pushed your latest update.

A slight oversight can be quite embarrassing if it comes up or it can be quite costly on a project with many moving parts. I passed through this embarrassing ordeal when my code was up for review yesterday, it was all smooth sailing till some bits and pieces were missing. We laughed it off however I made a mental note to be more careful.

What embarrassing mistakes have you made while coding? Please share in the comment.