Murphy's law states that anything that can go wrong with go wrong. This is not only weird but also terrifying sometimes. By extrapolating Murphy's law we can say that all permutation & combinations will happen, may be over a large period of time

However, if we want to see the applicability of Murphy's law over a small time frame, our software development is the best example. In my experience, whenever I thought that this will not happen and I don't need to do it, I encountered the problem.

Why I'm talking about this?

I'm talking about this because if we think about Murphy's law while writing our code or writing our test, we will be able to create a better quality software.

Not saying that our software will not fail, it will, all software fails.

What I am trying to say here is that, if we consider Murphy's law, we'll be in a better position to handle the failures, and handling failures is better that not knowing why something has happened.

I do hope and believe that you'll like this video.

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Timecodes:
0:00 : Murphy's Law
0:23 : Software Development as Murphy's law example
1:09 : Using Murphy's law in software development
1:44 : Handle failures gracefully in software

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