Don't Validate Your Data
Most validation libraries make the same fundamental mistake: they assume your job is to judge whether data is good or bad, and then tell the user what went wrong. They're wrong about both parts. Let's say you're building a form. A user enters a phone number that's too short. A validation library fir
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