It's a problem, but it's the very reason the language is as popular as it is. I started out as the total amateur copy and pasting terrible code to bring ideas t

It's a problem, but it's the very reason the language is as popular as it is. I started out as the total amateur copy and pasting terrible code to bring ideas that I had to life. I didn't care about code quality or security vulnerability. Having a broken app was, to me at that time, better than having no app at all. Now it's nearly 10 years later and at some point I crossed over into being a professional. Now things like code quality and security matter. When I started out, it didn't. Also on a side note nowadays search results almost always result in Stack Overflow answers - and while those aren't always quality answers either, they are far better than the random blog links you used to get.