You’re testing a new feature in a development environment. You click “Submit,” and a few seconds later, your phone buzzes with a real-world SMS notification. Or worse, a real customer receives a “Test” email meant for a sandbox user. While these aren’t usually “delete-the-database” disasters, they represent a fundamental failure in application guardrails. In the standard imperative programming most of us use every day, the decision to act and the act itself are fused together. When your code ...
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