I have undiagnosed ADHD.
I don't have enough time.
I've never been good at finding the right words.
There are smarter people out there with way better writing skills.
My excuses for not writing over the years are endless, so I had to recently flip the script and find my why.
Family
Connectedness and opportunity. I realized that my love of family, relationships, and the endorphins that come from hearing and feeling heard.
Imagine the average life in America. How many conversations do you think that is? Shared meals? Vacations?
At least in my life, here's what I'm looking at. These are the moments that mean the most:
Family Meals
Vacations
Weekend Outings
Friends
I'm going to use the term "friend" liberally in this post, because this point is more about impact. I want to have a positive impact on the world (I think it's safe to say 99% of people would [at least] say the same).
If you got to know me, you'll learn that I'm not exactly a proponent of social media platforms. But, I've learned that
Introspection
Most of my written work is exactly that – work. Like I mentioned before, I'm going
Conclusion
While the spaces vs. tabs debate might not have a one-size-fits-all answer, it underscores the importance of consistency, readability, and team collaboration in software development. Whether a team chooses spaces, tabs, or a hybrid approach, the key is to make a conscious choice that serves the project's needs and to adhere to it throughout the codebase. As with many aspects of coding, communication and agreement among team members are paramount to navigating this classic programming debate.