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title: "Comment by Sara on \"See Through Any Web App\" | Hashnode"
description: "This really resonates . We’ve gotten insanely good at shipping code, but actually understanding what’s going on under the hood (especially in bigger apps) is st"
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Comment [See Through Any Web App](https://hashnode.com/posts/see-through-any-web-app/6a3949746dc7993ab568c3b3)

[Sara](https://hashnode.com/@sar-a-a-a-a)

[Jun 23](https://hashnode.com/posts/see-through-any-web-app/6a3949746dc7993ab568c3b3/comment/6a3aa77459c13c92f2380dba)

This really resonates . We’ve gotten insanely good at shipping code, but actually understanding what’s going on under the hood (especially in bigger apps) is still a huge challenge. What’s helped me a bit is looking at real, smaller apps instead of just abstractions. I’ve been browsing [https://unstore.io](https://unstore.io/) lately and it’s interesting to see how different projects structure things in practice. You can kind of reverse-engineer decisions by exploring how they behave. Feels like that kind of real-world exposure complements tools like this really well.