Monthly Archives: August 2015

Avoid Unnecessary Nesting

It is well recognized that long routines with a lot of nesting can create code that is difficult to read.  Even if indented correctly, it is hard over many lines to accurately match the indent amount, particularly if indented a … Continue reading

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Outrageous Strange Cross-Site Security

In making a simple authentication service, I ran into a myriad of strange, incomprehensible requirements that someone obviously through was a good security idea, but essentially misses the mark, has all the marks of “design by committee,” and makes everything … Continue reading

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