First 250 days of software dev - Part 24
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Day 231
Today, I listed the list of all endpoints (almost all of them) by looking at the frontend codes and ran every state in the list. There was an error in login/logout and it was fixed. In the case where deletion cannot be done in the VAT rate section (If it is used, it cannot be deleted), a warning message was removed. Tomorrow I will test where errors 429 occur and take notes.Day 232
Although I hate not being able to do it, I couldn't do the task given today. Actually, it can be done, but I had a hard time doing it because I couldn't warm up to the dynamics of Laravel. If I solve the "too many requests" problem, it seems that there will be no problem with http requests. Then I can fix the frontend code.Day 233
Today, almost all 429 bugs have been fixed (well, a small 20 minutes to be exact). The options to add and update currency in the account information section were static. It has been dynamized. The number of requests sent to the endpoint in each url has been made to be maximum 3, mostly 1.Although yesterday was not very productive, today was much more productive. One thing I realized was that it was not enough to know only the backend or only the frontend. Even if only one of them is known, it is necessary to know the connection between them.
Day 234
Today, the url from which all endpoints are called in the front end was documented. An overlooked deficiency was detected in a single url and that part will be corrected tomorrow morning.Day 235
I missed to see producing instead of fixing things. Today, while trying to make changes on the front end, I wanted to redesign in a simple way to fix the bootstrap look that was seen a lot and disturbing. It was a lot of fun. I think I can finish it before it takes too long. Today's most beautiful non-technical post: On living (Nazim Hikmet):... I mean, you have to take life so seriously,
even at seventy, for example, you will plant olives,
and not just for the kids,
for not believing in death when you're afraid of dying,
because the living part is overpowering ....