> Somehow this kind of nonsense has become culturally acceptable in the software industry. This seems to be particularly common in the web development world, e

> Somehow this kind of nonsense has become culturally acceptable in the software industry. This seems to be particularly common in the web development world, even in the fundamental tech upon which the web is built. Missing the closing tags in your HTML? The browser will just guess where it should be for you. Missing a semicolon in your Javascript? The interpreter will just guess where it should be for you. Invalid CSS? The browser will just silently ignore it. Illegal comments in your JSON? Most parsers will just assume you meant to ignore those lines.