if the error is a 500 then it's the backend developer's job to fix it. period!

I used to be one of people on this app screaming “Why are startup founders so stingy?” whenever I saw a job post offering 150k for a Senior role. I genuinely thought it was pure wickedness. But then I started my own company. And honestly? My eyes have opened. When I was in

As a frontend engineer, in the System Design interview, you need to focus on: 1. User interaction flows and critical paths Not just "what the page does" - what happens when user clicks, scrolls, submits. Map the happy path and edge cases. 2. Component architecture and state

zod schema for transforming and validating number-string inputs

Want to be a better developer, pay attention to this: - Context - Productivity - Communication

Once life hack, document things. Processes, Results, Advices, Principles

Started the day trying to improve user experience on the app. displaying different layout depending on route in the dashboard and also improving the type of data that shows on the Members individual page

The Power of Breaking Things Into Bits Most people fail not because their dreams are too big, but because they try to carry everything at once. Big goals look exciting on paper, but in reality, they can feel overwhelming. When the mind sees something too large, it naturally

Communication is the one most developers underestimate until it's actively blocking their advancement. Context and productivity get you to senior engineer. Communication is often what gets you beyond it.

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but there is a standard way to get things done like you mentioned. for authentication, you can get dynamic values about a user's Auth info using cookies() in server components or Auth libraries in client components or even middlewares

Computers read code from top to bottom, one line at a time. If you make a mistake early (like forgetting a } or "), the computer doesn’t always notice immediately. It keeps reading, assuming things will make sense later. By the time it reaches line 265, the code structure is so

Just be a domain expert.

this thing still day?

ngl, I still don't understand what this is even after reading from the repo

bullshit

I understand it now