Nasiot#Bonsai ๐ณ๐ณ
deerbardDid I share this already before the break? This is how the second bonsai tree looked like pre coloring .
Alexander
noirelloI think I haven't used anything more than printing for debugging for the past 8-10 years with Bonsai. Now, I can't figure out where things go sideways. So I fired up the gdb with a pydebug compiled 3.13 interpreter and got assertion error miles from where my original segfault lies... Well, this is gonna be fun. ๐ฎโ๐จ #python3 #bonsai
Kurt KremitzkiHow much time could it really take to get into #bonsai
dtanzerWhen you add a constraint for your developers, like "all new code must have 80% test coverage", when can you remove this constraint again? When *should* you remove it?
I made a video about that in my series about #bonsai and #software: https://videos.devteams.at/w/cERFwoavuNxPt4s3EGGie9
(or, if you prefer youtube: https://youtu.be/0j55KeNLIuY )
Constraints and When to Remove them
Ivan Sagalaev 
7 years. The most notable change this year is lowering of the right side. And I also went back on the idea of growing another upper level (for now).
I published another video from my new series about #software #development and #bonsai trees: When can - and when should - you remove a constraint that you added in the past?
Constraints and When to Remove them
David TanzerConstraints and When to Remove them
