Nice article. Thorough documentation (history of code database mentioned in article) is definitely one of those things I'd like as I often find myself wondering

Nice article. Thorough documentation (history of code database mentioned in article) is definitely one of those things I'd like as I often find myself wondering why code is the way it is, trying to look back through to the original change that introduced it, and finding nothing - also everyone involved with that change is long gone from the company. Also thorough specifications are pretty unheard of so that's also great. And devs that actually test their code thoroughly. For me elite just might be a company that meets my standards, which I realize is a useless description for anyone that's not me now. In fact, it's a lot of personal opinion - mainly code that's easy to modify and reason about I guess. I realized I said "this bad" in my original post but, to be clear, I don't have any serious issues with the Twitch snippet - I meant "this" as software in general. The only nit I have is using `like any array(['%p1%', '%p2%'...])` seems like a more elegant and straightforward(?) way to write the logic.