We inherit a lot of websites and projects that have been built by someone else. Once, maybe twice, we see code so good that we’ve learned from it. Most of the time however…
If at first you don’t succeed. Try, try again. I’ve replaced some the code here with a comment // code redacted since that’s not what is important here. Just note that everywhere I put that comment, was the same line of code. Much like the other bits in our Code of Shame, it works. But […]
A senior dev co-worker sent me this today. It takes a lot to rattle him so I was pretty excited to read the code. I was not let down. There’s a trend of bad code from this particular competitor. If we can even call them that.
I recently had to review a WordPress site built by a designer using a theme builder. This WordPress site was supposed to be WCAG 2.1 compliant.