When your client schedules a demo for tomorrow and your project is basically held together with console.log statements and prayers. You're out here doing the software equivalent of an excavator trying to high-five itself—technically impressive, wildly unnecessary, and definitely not what anyone asked for. But hey, if you present it with enough confidence and jazz hands, maybe they won't notice that half the features are just placeholder text and the backend is literally just you manually updating a JSON file. The art of the demo isn't showing what works; it's creatively avoiding what doesn't.
When Project Is Not Ready But The Client Wants A Demo
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