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I fix the errors I've already broken things with.

BugFixer is a growing reference of real, tested fixes for the errors that stop developers cold — written from actual debugging sessions, not reworded search results.

I'm Abdullah Al Monir, a full stack developer based in Chittagong, Bangladesh. I've spent the last few years building with Next.js, Prisma, and PostgreSQL — and hitting the same handful of cryptic errors more times than I'd like to admit.

Every time I searched one, I got the same thing: a five-year-old forum thread, a tutorial for a different framework version, or an AI-generated summary that confidently restated the error message back at me. Nothing that actually explained why it happened, or confirmed the fix still worked on the current version.

So I started writing down the fixes myself — the ones I'd already tested, on real code, not guessed at. BugFixer is that list, made public.

How a fix gets written

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−Copy an error into a forum, hope someone answered it in 2019

−Skim three tutorials that all assume a different framework version

−Paste the fix, still not sure why it worked

+One page per error, titled exactly how you'd search it

+Every fix run against a real project before it's published

+A plain explanation of the cause — not just the patch

What I write about

Next.jsPrismaPostgreSQLExpress.jsTypeScript

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