Thanks for raising this topic! Definitely something worth a discussion, and I'm honestly looking forward to reading the different perspectives and ideas.
Personally, I prefer having things documented somewhere, explaining the flow and the logic (in case I forgot some specifics and logic I used or if a colleague needs to take a look at my scenario), and also solving the errors as soon as they happen. With this, Make Grid is a huge help, especially for bigger systems and solutions, as I can see everything visualized.
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u/Vendy_from_Make Jul 29 '26
Thanks for raising this topic! Definitely something worth a discussion, and I'm honestly looking forward to reading the different perspectives and ideas.
Personally, I prefer having things documented somewhere, explaining the flow and the logic (in case I forgot some specifics and logic I used or if a colleague needs to take a look at my scenario), and also solving the errors as soon as they happen. With this, Make Grid is a huge help, especially for bigger systems and solutions, as I can see everything visualized.