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A founder thought their Lovable AI project was beyond repair after users couldn't sign in and database requests kept failing. The root cause was broken Supabase authentication, incorrect database policies, and API configuration. Everything is now stable, secure, and ready for production.
Great turnaround! Authentication and database policies are often the foundation of an app. Fixing those issues not only restores functionality but also gives users the confidence that the platform is secure, reliable, and ready to scale.
Day 8/10 – Building Cinemax 🎬
Today's progress:
🎟️ Added seat selection
🪑 Users can see available & taken seats
📅 Added movie date selection
➡️ Booking flow now leads to checkout
Every feature brings Cinemax closer to a complete movie booking experience.
#Flutter #BuildInPublic #MobileDev #10DaysOfCode
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Today's win wasn't writing code. It was fixing it.
I spent hours tracking down an index.js issue that kept breaking my CLI. It wasn't fun but solving it taught me more than if everything had worked the first time.
Errors don't make you a bad developer. Avoiding them doesn't make you a great one. Learning to debug does.
Every bug fixed is another skill earned.
What's one bug that taught you the most?
