This is a story about a form that validated itself, not because the schema was hardcoded, but because we built it at runtime. I was working on a feature where admins could spin up their own forms. Drag a field in, mark it required, set a max length, save, ship. By the time an end-user … Continue reading When Your Zod Schema Lives in the Database: A Builder Pattern Story
Author: Samarth Kulkarni
When Apollo’s Cache Gets Confused: Handling Nested Data Collisions
Imagine having an awesome day as a programmer — coding new features, enjoying your favourite coffee , when suddenly, you got yourself into a situation in your app’s data management. You delete an item, expecting it to vanish neatly, but instead, it disappears everywhere — even places it shouldn’t. Is it magic or something? Nope, it’s a … Continue reading When Apollo’s Cache Gets Confused: Handling Nested Data Collisions
