Modern SPAs treat client state as production data. Unlike databases, frontend state still lacks rollback discipline.
Autosave protects user input. But restoring an invalid client-side state can silently break onboarding and checkout flows.
A short essay about silent data loss, normal user behavior, and the blind spots product metrics rarely capture.
Some will argue it shouldn’t even be peanut butter.
The line between developer and architect is getting thinner I didn’t plan to become an...
The problem isn’t that autosave fails often. It’s that the consequences of failure are not negligible.
On writing once, choosing the right platform, and staying coherent across projects.
When staying put feels safer than moving forward This morning, on my way to my day job,...
I’m coding with AI, and sometimes I have to reverse-engineer my own code Let’s be honest...
I tried to break my autosave library in 25 different ways, and it survived Over the last...
A personal story about how a childhood robot and my first real line of code sparked the same quiet joy, and why that feeling still guides me today.
Phones can generate code instantly with AI, but they still can’t act as real development...
I built a small autosave engine for web forms. I wanted something simple: save while typing, restore...