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So I've been coding a few more years than you have, but not many. As a backend dev, this bug makes no sense at all. Having spent a few years with companies usin

So I've been coding a few more years than you have, but not many. As a backend dev, this bug makes no sense at all. Having spent a few years with companies using things like Angular and React, I've seen bugs of this type / in this category more than once. Count yourself fortunate that you've missed such things, but this is the norm more often than not.

phkahler 5y ago
>> Count yourself fortunate that you've missed such things... Will do. ... but this is the norm more often than not. I can't tell you how frightening I find that ;-) I did appreciate your comment: >> As a backend dev, this bug makes no sense at all. That affirms my idea that such things should never happen - at least in some contexts. But it leave me wondering what on earth kind of tools are people using for this to be unsurprising?
- jl6 5y ago
  > such things should never happen The space where things should never happen is fertile ground for bugs, because by definition programmers pay less attention / do less testing when they think failure is impossible :)