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Programming is fun. At least, that’s the relationship I would love to have with programming. However, we all know that with the thrills and joys of programming, there comes a multitude of struggles, unforeseen problems, and long hours of coding. Not to mention — too much coffee.
If only there were a way to cut out all of the menial struggles programmers face daily and bring them straight to the things they should be spending their energy on thinking and doing, such as critical problem-solving, creating better designs, and testing their creations.
Well, in recent times, we’ve been introduced to exactly that.