React loading and error states: keep the user’s task intact
An interface is not complete merely because its successful response looks good. Design a small interaction that preserves input, explains what is pending and of...
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Writing code in natural language: turn a request into a verifiable task
A useful coding request explains both the desired behavior and how to recognize a correct result. Start with a small example, define acceptance criteria, inspec...
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