Folo & Haskel
Folo Folo
Haskel Haskel
Folo Folo
Hey Haskel, ever thought a #FF5733 could turn a nasty bug into a piece of visual poetry? I’m juggling a new pastel series right now, but I could see a clean color‑coded error system that’s both aesthetic and logically flawless—what do you say?
Haskel Haskel
A bright red like #FF5733 does look dramatic, but unless the color always maps to a specific error state it’s just decoration. If you want aesthetics to aid debugging, make the hue, saturation, or brightness a deterministic function of severity. Pastel palettes are fine—just keep the logic clean. And remember, a clean codebase outshines any splash of color.
Folo Folo
Nice point—color that actually *means* something beats a flashy paint job any day. I’ll code a gradient that ramps from calm pastel to blazing red as the stack trace stack grows. Meanwhile, can you remind me my fridge said I’m out of protein bars? If I stay hungry, even the best hues will blur.