You just reminded me that the project I am about to deploy and ship with a simple `kubectl -f apply` will not ship as fast as I expected. It will feel familiar, and I will not know why :)
Or worst, because I'm somewhat not such a careful programmer sometimes, sometimes the API call will still point to localhost:3000, and I will only notice next day when I want to show my shiny new creation to my significant other from my mobile.
After running back to my laptop so I can fix it, my SO will wonder why am I taking so long and whether am I any good at my "job". I will wonder why the code hasn't updated since the requests are still failing, but the fix was so "simple".
AHA moments later, I'll rush to just copy and paste the first line I find on stackoverflow.
I'll ask myself: Why I still haven't properly learn CORS!? :D
Or worst, because I'm somewhat not such a careful programmer sometimes, sometimes the API call will still point to localhost:3000, and I will only notice next day when I want to show my shiny new creation to my significant other from my mobile.
After running back to my laptop so I can fix it, my SO will wonder why am I taking so long and whether am I any good at my "job". I will wonder why the code hasn't updated since the requests are still failing, but the fix was so "simple".
AHA moments later, I'll rush to just copy and paste the first line I find on stackoverflow.
I'll ask myself: Why I still haven't properly learn CORS!? :D