Help! I Have CORS Problems

HELP! I HAVE CORS PROBLEMS HAVE YOU RULED OUT QUITING TECH TO BECOME A WOODCARVER? HAVE YOU ALLOWED YOUR CLIENTS' ORIGIN? WOULD IT HELP IF YOU DID? DO YOU CONTROL THE SERVER? DO YOU NEED TO SEND A PREFLIGHT "OPTIONS" REQUEST? NO YES YES NO I DON'T KNOW OH WAIT, LET ME ADD ANOTHER HEADER FOR... REALLY? HAHAHA WHY THAT HELP? NOPE! I CAN'T ALLOW MULTIPLE ORIGINS?!? JGA FINE, I'LL JUST ALLOW *! SIGH... COWARD. CHECK YOUR REQUEST HEADERS AND METHODS FOR GREMLINS QUIT TECH AND BECOME A WOODCARVER WRITE SOME REGRETTABLE MIDDLEWARE GODSPEED AND GOOD GOOGLING TO YOU. IT WORKS NOW BUT I DON'T KNOW WHY ACHIEVE A VICTORY THAT FEELS LIKE DEFEAT STILL STUCK AND NOW I'M TRAPPED IN THIS CHART TIME FOR A FUN NEW PROJECT! FORGET EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS EXPERIENCE ASAP

A hand-drawn decision flowchart humorously depicts a developer struggling to diagnose CORS problems, with increasingly desperate suggestions and confusing fixes. The punchline is the familiar experience of getting the code to work without understanding why, ending in regret and a desire to forget the entire debugging session; it is shared as a reaction to frustrating web development bugs.

• @rzeczyzabawne / 6237 2023-02-04