My Setup

Nested cardboard boxes representing the endless <div> hell that is modern web development. Just wanted to center a button, ended up with 17 layers of containers, each with their own margin, padding, and existential purpose. The DOM inspector probably looks like a Russian nesting doll family reunion. And they say HTML isn't "real programming."

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You've spent hours carefully building your feature, tested it locally, got it reviewed, pushed it up, and it's sitting there all nice and organized ready to merge. Then some maniac on your team merges their branch first and suddenly your pristine PR looks like a Lego explosion at a daycare. Now you're untangling merge conflicts that make no sense because they touched the same file you did for "unrelated" changes. The worst part? Half the time it's formatting changes or someone reorganizing imports. You went from "ship it" to "git merge --abort" real quick. Welcome to collaborative development, where your perfectly stacked blocks become chaos the moment you look away.

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