Dan Shipper

You have a bunch of stuff that all depends on each other.

Even in a modular code base, it still is like that.

And in combat engineering, what you're trying to do is make each feature easier to build than the last.

And that is by...

as you do things, you compound the learnings from each feature into the next one.

So like each bug that you find or each issue that you make, or if you're proof, like each first principle of building YJS applications that you miss, you like compound that into a research, into a, into your knowledge base and your repo so that every engineer has access to this.

Um,

So, and link and share it in the chat.

Yeah.

So the plus one link is, uh, let's, I'll just put it right in here.

Oh, if you've got it.

Yeah.

Go for it.

Yeah.

That should work.

Yep.

Um, so, uh, I'm just making sure that was right.

Okay.

So yeah, so that's, that's basically, that's basically how it works is.

It's a plugin, it's a philosophy, but it's also implemented in a plugin where there's four steps to it.