What could possibly go wrong? Anything and everything. Writing code is easy! Just throw some things together and bash them a couple of times until it works. The ability to debug code is arguably more important than the ability to write code. More often than not though, the visitors of the channel or people on Stack Overflow are just lacking the basic skills for debugging their code. I also help out frequently on Stack Overflow and my day job requires doing some of that as well. I’ve been helping out in the #rubyonrails channel on Freenode now for about 7 years and I’ve seen a wide variety of skill levels come through. They are coming after your perception of reality. It has friends and their ways are devious. This far into the book and there’s already one error. For now, they’re the absolute latest code from the book. Let me know! If you want to see some code examples and compare them to what you have, you can go view them over on GitHub¹.

If you don’t understand something, then it’s more likely that I’m the idiot and rushed it when I wrote it. If it’s a problem to do with your code, then please put the code on GitHub and link me to it so I can clone it and attempt to reproduce the problem myself. I’ll need your email address to add you to that though.

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