There are best practices and optimized algorithms. Due to ignorance or preference these are sometimes ignored. This results in a lot of confusion, bloat, and fa

There are best practices and optimized algorithms. Due to ignorance or preference these are sometimes ignored. This results in a lot of confusion, bloat, and failed attempts. We all want less sloppy code and less sloppy abstractions, but it's hard to do in the real world with tens of millions of developers placed under different constraints. "I was not given time to do this correctly, I'll just use a library that adds 200mb RES but basically works for now." The Internet Architecture Board, W3 working groups, OWASP, Open telemetry, and hundreds of other groups are working hard to standardize things so we don't have to repeat the same mistakes in a problem area. Heck even community sites like leetcode help raise awareness about sub-optimal solutions to problem spaces.