Before I Trust a Third-Party API, I Test What Happens When It Fails
The first successful API request is encouraging. It tells me the connection can work. I still want t…
The first successful API request is encouraging. It tells me the connection can work. I still want t…
A contact button can be the main reason a service website exists. Someone reads the page, decides it…
You search for “phone”, then change the query to “laptop”. The laptop results appear first. A moment…
You spend time filling a profile, click Save and the button goes back to normal. Did it save? If the…
A page feeling fast on my laptop does not tell me how it feels on a phone with a slower connection…
You build the app, test it on your laptop and everything works. Then you deploy it and something st…
A login problem can look like a broken button, a redirect loop or a dashboard with no records. Those…
When I get distracted while coding, it is easy to tell myself I only need more discipline. But I als…
You can understand JavaScript and APIs, then open a new framework and feel slow again. Where does th…
A message can take only a few seconds to read, but returning to the code may take longer. If I was f…
When the app works on my laptop, I want to get it online. But the live version has a different domai…
A launch is easy to recognise as progress. Fixing a small bug or improving an error message can feel…
I like seeing a project work quickly. But I also want to find my own code when I come back to it. …