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In a recent update to our eCommerce platform, we faced an issue with handling stale Stripe customer IDs during the checkout process. When users referenced a deleted Stripe customer, our application would encounter errors that disrupted the checkout experience. To improve the user journey, we implemented a solution that gracefully handles this scenario.
Our platform's latest updates focus on enhancing security and accessibility. This is achieved through a series of critical fixes and improvements, ensuring a more robust and user-friendly experience.
Our LinkedIn publishing feature required enhancements to improve user experience and adherence to project standards. This post details the implementation of error handling for post scheduling and internationalization of new error messages.
Our application required enhancements to its multi-tenant capabilities and error handling mechanisms. The existing PostGenerator and SetTenantSchema middleware needed improvements for better compatibility with multi-tenant setups and to ensure visibility into issues without disrupting user experience.
The enhancements involved updating the PostGenerator to include
Our application's welcome message was initially designed to cater to a global audience, with translations in multiple languages. However, the inclusion of a subdescription in the welcome translations proved to be unnecessary, complicating the localization process.
The legacy welcome translations had several pain points:
Our application's Admin Panel has undergone a significant improvement with the introduction of dark mode. The new feature enhances the user interface experience for users who prefer a dark theme, aligning with project standards for UI customization and improving accessibility.
To achieve this, we updated the AdminPanelProvider to enable dark mode by setting the
