> we can raze the mountains of collective technical debt that have accumulated over the past decade. Not likely when professionally written code is full of err

> we can raze the mountains of collective technical debt that have accumulated over the past decade. Not likely when professionally written code is full of errors, many security-related (e.g. attempting to load and execute .gifs). I recently presented a compilation[1] of the errors produced by one widely-used commercial ad function. If this is how a professionals write commercial code, I don't want to imagine what amateurs have been doing. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/web_programming/comments/7o8dzf/copious_and_varied_errors_from/ https://www.reddit.com/r/web_programming/comments/7o8dzf/cop...