Can you share the most common wesbos developer horror stories?

One horror story could be about a developer using wesbos resources and suddenly facing a major code conflict that they couldn't resolve easily. Maybe they were following a wesbos tutorial and halfway through, the new code they were writing clashed with existing code in a complex way, causing the whole project to break.

One horror story is when a developer worked on a project for months, and right before the deadline, a major framework update broke a huge part of the code. It was a nightmare to fix in such a short time.

One common theme is unexpected software or framework updates that break existing code. Another is data loss, like what I mentioned before about the deleted database.

One horror story is when a client constantly changes requirements mid - project without considering the impact on the development timeline. For example, they might start with asking for a simple e - commerce site layout, and then suddenly want a complex multi - vendor system halfway through. This throws off all the planning and often leads to rushed coding and potential bugs.

I recall a horror story where the web application was hacked because of a simple security flaw. It was a SQL injection vulnerability that the developers had overlooked. The hackers were able to access user data and it was a huge mess. We had to shut down the application, fix the vulnerability, and then do a lot of damage control to regain the trust of the users. It was a very costly and time - consuming process.

Often, people have horror stories about bidets not being clean. For example, if there's some sort of residue or dirt in the bidet nozzle, it can be really unpleasant when it sprays. Another common one is when the bidet controls are not intuitive. You might think you're pressing one function but it does something completely different and catches you off - guard.

Sure. One common horror story is chargebacks. If a person disputes a payment they made through Venmo, the recipient might suddenly find their funds frozen or even removed from their account. It can be a huge hassle, especially if the recipient was relying on that money.

The state of the train cabins can be a horror story. Sometimes they are not well - maintained. There could be broken seats, malfunctioning air - conditioning or heating systems. In winter, a non - working heater can make the journey extremely cold and uncomfortable. And in summer, a faulty AC can be equally bad. It's really unpleasant when you're on a long journey and have to endure such conditions.

A common one is the misrepresentation of property values. Opendoor might offer a price that seems good initially, but later it turns out to be far from the actual market value. For example, a seller might accept what they think is a fair offer, only to find out later that they could have got much more if they had sold through a traditional realtor.

Sure. The most common one is probably the bleeding issue. People bleed more easily when on Xarelto. Even a small bump can cause a large bruise or continuous bleeding.