What are you most paranoid about as a developer?

Comments

[Diner Das]

For me it's getting out of touch with new things as I work in my domain of expertise. Big reason I hang around DEV.

[Ben Halpern]

I get sort of paranoid over how well to model a problem. Too much focus on getting the "modeling" right could result in severe over-analysis and the possibility that nothing is shipped. Too little focus could result in an uphill battle forever thereafter.

[Parker Waiters]

• Deleting data
• Leaking data

[Drew Ronsman]

That my code isn't job worthy or worth sharing

[Nick Ang]

For me at the moment it's lost context. An example is someone who made a decision to write code a certain way, or introduce a conditional statement, or something like that that is hard to figure out afterwards if undocumented either as a code comment or elsewhere

[Zizaco]

+1.
People misinterpret clean-code and think all comments are bad.

Comments that tell "why" are almost always helpful!

[zakwillis]

Projects with too much money. They never deliver value. You join them, everybody is best pals on good rates - then, when the crunch happens, the team moves into self-preservation mode.

[Taufik Nurrohman]

Phone and video call.

[Aaron Reese]

Infinite loops.

[Constantin]

Supply chain attacks

[Makar]

Having uncommitted code for 2 days or more