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> Japanese caved (PM resigned after doing so)

Look what happened to the last guy!

Thought a magic number is when you hard code a number in logic instead of pulling from a data source

“Protected” is the same thing at the technical level. Both would 401 or 403 to the unauthorized user.

I think they are asking how it actually works not for product marketing

You go, I’ll stay

If both React and Angular are installed and actively controlling different parts of the UI (seen it) I think it’s worth spending the ~8 hours on the replatform.

If the main database is a mix of JSON saved in S3 and “the good data” is in mongodb atlas, it’s worth spending the ~12 hours on the migration.

But if it’s going from one fotm framework to another, or syntactic sugar type changes, I don’t think it’s worth sinking time into.

Should be a clear problem:solution to any architectural choice starting with the core problem.

If I keep it vague I can do things like:

    let { type } = customer;

    type = “premium”;

    setCustomer({ type }); 

It’s only slightly more verbose if I named the variable:

    customerType 

In many cases, the data I’m dealing with is outside my name control and commonly has something like { type } (e.g. <input />)