Most coding tutorials stop at "Hello World."
Real projects don't.
That's why I built shubhra.dev—a place for developers who want to build production-ready React & Next.js applications.
Here's what you'll find 👇
This bug never showed up in my demos. It only appeared when I started testing like a real user instead of a developer. That changed how I think about optimistic UI.
The checkbox flipped instantly and looked perfect through a dozen demos. Then five fast clicks sent five overlapping requests. Nothing crashed, nothing logged.
Submitted for the DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Smash Stories.
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A caching bug that eluded this dev for a full evening of staring at the screen suddenly became apparent while turning compost. This dev makes the case that observation and patience carry over from the garden.
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Funny how stepping away doesn't take me farther from the problem.
Most of the time, it helps me come back and finally see what I was missing.
I wrote about one of those mornings.