I liked that it mirrored real debugging work — tracing an event from dispatch to two different listeners and spotting a subtle, easy-to-miss coordinate-order bug by comparing them side by side. It was satisfying to go from a vague user complaint ("snapping doesn't work") to a concrete, verifiable root cause in the code.

I liked the hands-on nature of the simulation. It gave me practical experience in reviewing customer feedback, identifying software bugs, investigating the codebase, and implementing a real bug fix. It helped me improve my problem-solving, debugging, and JavaScript/React development skills while working on a realistic software development task.

What I Liked: The real-world simulation made the learning process practical and engaging. Tasks were clearly structured, allowing me to apply problem-solving and debugging in a realistic environment. I appreciated the chance to work with actual tools like CodeSandbox, developer tools, and modern JavaScript frameworks.