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A bug is an error to an application due to an incorrect business logic. Most of the times, this is caused by an incorrect implementation of a program specification. The instructions were laid and it was not followed. But the cause of the problem is not only bounded by that. An incorrect implementation is one thing; a misunderstanding between the software designer and the developer is another. Whatever the cause is, bugs are problems that need to be fixed.

Debugging is the process of fixing a bug. That’s what developers do. That’s part of what I do – to pinpoint the glitch in the system and undo it by all means necessary (Whoa!).

Someone once told me that there’s no “bug-free” system. Only time can tell when new bugs will be discovered for fixing. I guess this is a reflection of the imperfect developer who through this imperfection has shown he’s human after all. Everybody makes mistakes. And in software development, bugs exist because of these mistakes.

Every new bug is indeed a challenge. And like any other challenge, it’s an opportunity to test your skills and learn new things. Bugs are mistakes in which all developers can learn from.

12 new bugs to fix! W00t w00t! I'm so happy!!! I have a new task for tomorrow. How I look forward to my busy day tomorrow. I can't wait!!! Work, work work... I have to work before Christmas comes knocking my door.

It is ironic how Christmas should be a happy occasion when there are a lot of SAD Christmas songs... Well, I guess Christmas wasn't able to please everyone. Besides the fact that "everyone" is a HUGE amount of number, it's also a HUGE amount of very diverse population where each individual is unique.

Based on what I observed, it is on occasions like this that certain individual issues come right straight to your face -- issues of being alone, of having nothing, of being unhappy with your life or your job... Maybe it's because we're brought up thinking that Christmas should be happy. That's why we seek for the things that we'll make us happy to later realize that we don't have them. But come to think of it, happiness is what you search in a journey called life. And you can't have that in just 1 day the minute the clock strikes 12.

Perhaps, Christmas is just a "break time" in this so called journey. A time to forget all your troubles and fears, to reminise the good things that happened and the lessons you've learned when you stumbled, to spread love since it was love that started this occasion anyway and a time to give and share... Merry Christmas!