The Grass Is Always Greener (And Buggier)

Getting assigned to maintain a legacy codebase is like being sent to war. The first time, you're terrified. The second time? You're a battle-hardened veteran who knows exactly what horrors await: no documentation, variable names like "x1" and "temp2", nested if statements 47 levels deep, and comments in three different languages—none of which you speak. You've already debugged code where the original developer left a comment saying "I'm sorry" with no further explanation. You've seen things. You've refactored functions that were literally just one 800-line switch statement. At this point, you don't even flinch when you find out the "database layer" is actually just string concatenation with zero sanitization. The resignation in those eyes says it all. This is fine. Everything is fine.

The eternal battle between path separators! Linux/Mac users wield their elegant forward slashes (/) like Luke's lightsaber, while Windows users come at you with those menacing backslashes (\\) like Darth Vader. Try writing cross-platform code and you'll find yourself in this exact lightsaber duel. Nothing says "I've chosen the dark side" quite like having to escape every single path with double backslashes. May the path.normalize() be with you.

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Rejecting the tangled mess of legacy code that somehow still works, but approving the clean, organized cable management approach to your codebase. Because nothing says "professional developer" like pretending your spaghetti code is actually a well-structured system with proper documentation. At least until someone needs to make a change.

Content Javascript Cookie with no expiration date Asked 11 years, 3 months ago Active 1 year, 8 months ago Viewed 167k times 157 Nope. Can't be done. The 'way' of doing that is just making the expiration date be like 2020. share edit follow flag edited Jan 20 '18 at 8:56 PyRulez 8.722 07 35 75 answered Feb 10'09 at 14:51 Paolo Bergantino 424k 76 500 431