Ever clicked "Submit" on a complex form and... nothing happened? ๐
If client-side validation fails, your onSubmit never runs. Use the onError callback in React Hook Form to stop the silent failures:
Imposter Syndrome is a Growth Signal
The Reality: Itโs the gap between external proof and internal doubt
True Competence: It's about problem-solving and learning, not memorizing APIs
The Fix: Focus on objective evidence and compare yourself only to who you were 6 months ago.
Defense: Use asserts; check every return value.
Scope: Keep variables local and small.
Warnings: Fix every compiler warning.
Write code that is easy to prove, not just easy to run.
NASAโs "Power of 10" Rules for Rock-Solid Code:
Simple Flow: No complex nesting or clever tricks.
Loop Limits: Every loop must have a hard ceiling.
Memory: No dynamic allocation after startup.
Size: Keep functions under 60 lines.
Being in Ethiopia has been quite the experience.
Last time I was here was 8 years ago.
A lot of excitement running into old friends but the level of poverty and the divide between the rich and poor is heartbreaking
26 Coding Myths Debunked:
Math: Logic > Calculus.
Talent: Practice > Innate skill.
AI: Aids typing, not thinking.
Seniority: Finding answers > Knowing all.
Languages: Concepts transfer; syntax is secondary
Google: It is a tool, not a cheat.
Clean Code: Simple > Complex.
Stop using useEffect + reset() for React Hook Forms.
useSuspenseQuery is the fix: โ Guaranteed data on render (no undefined checks). โ Pass data directly to defaultValues.
โ No loading booleans or messy sync logic.
Pure declarative bliss.
Why is @coderabbitai marking โInvalid Tailwind CSS class nameโ as a critical issue?
Iโd prefer critical issues to be reserved for actual security vulnerabilities.