Bod, in your current system are there any places where you find yourself having to make multiple changes in response to a single value changing?

I have always been reasonably good at making code reusable and avoiding having to make multiple changes.

One glaring exception to this is a blog which exists separately on two different websites. Recently I needed wanted to add a new image inclusion option and had to separately add it to both instances. This is high on the list of things to refactor and make use of Template. Even more so because the blog on my personal site could do with some functional updating and it would be just silly to create a third instance! Instead I shall write a module that does all the formatting and rendering in a way that can be easily passed to a site specific Template file.

In marketing I am big beleiver in COPE. We write a blog, shorten it to form a promotional email, shorten that into a Facebook post and shorten that into a tweet.

In reply to Re^7: Debugging a module that's failing under taint mode by Bod
in thread Debugging a module that's failing under taint mode by Bod

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