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# [A little Debugging Guide](https://olgaconstantina.hashnode.dev/a-little-debugging-guide?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

To fix a bug, you first have to understand the story the code is telling you: why it was built, and why it was organized this way. Code is never random: every file, every data structure, every referen

Jun 9 · 3 min read · olgaconstantina.hashnode.dev  
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[Olga Nedelcu](https://hashnode.com/@OlgaSoftware)

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I'm a Product Engineer at IDnow based in Berlin, originally from Romania and raised in sunny Spain. I build accessible, user-focused web applications with React, TypeScript, and modern frontend technologies. Beyond coding, I enjoy sharing knowledge through technical documentation, Communities of Practice (CoPs), and mentoring. I'm passionate about frontend architecture, web standards, accessibility (A11y), and writing clean, maintainable code.

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