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It is great to admit but this is also good lesson for developers... you should always blame yourselves first; I have heard lots of funny stories over the years.
by bbuffone 16y ago
It is great to admit but this is also good lesson for developers... you should always blame yourselves first; I have heard lots of funny stories over the years.
1.) I think there is an issue with the compiler :)
2.) The Java Classloader is broken :)
3.) Git is broken :)
My response -> "I will think of a million things it could possibly be on my way to your desk of those; the compiler, the classloader and git won't even be in the list"
3.) It doesn't work in IE 6...
Well ok, I guess the browser is the one area where blaming something else might be appropriate.
If after looking through all the possibilities that could be a reason for it not being your fault, stand up get a coffee and look at it again.