#overengineered

This made me laughing down to tears, crying literally

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Only single line have no security flaws - comment

Shit on me!

Opensourcers don't care a lot. Enterprisers will ring your phone all day, eventually put bounty on your ass if they have a chance

!important is an important keyword, that exists for a good reason. But abusing !important is importantly abusive.

Mostly true, but not mandatory. I always prefered knowledge and we all (people who actuality works in IT for a period of time) know lot of people who wanted (and had) flawless marks, but don't know a shit. Today, they are hanging around having hard time to keep their job positions, which btw, often don't go further from an interview.

Nobody shall own your soul. Quit that scummy job.

You are not cool bro. Instead of criticising, You shoulf help them, enlighten their way and help upcoming team fit new environment. Criticism is absolutely useless to complete situation, it just feeds your vanity.

Situatios of this kind often tend to turn this scenario. Their company were sold, apparently for a reason. If You expected opposite, unles you work for fortune 500, you will see an unicorn before your company buy another full of competent and qualified staff.

What did You expected? It is very common among cmpanies to keep passwords in plaintext or use pattern for low-level access accounts. You won't find so many afministrative or root passwords in plaintext or pattern.

Everything is in book "complete guide for project managers: what is security, how to ignore it completely and deliver your project", by O'RLY

Look at this gem (foud this the other day):

public final __construct() {
...
}

As you may see, "function" is missing here, but it was not as hard for debug like your case because your code were still valid with wrongly named constructor :)

It allows frontend developers to write both frontend and backend apps with power of nodejs