Interesting Situation

markfischer · 3 months

That worries me because I should be able to create and own things that are not related to the company and not created on the companies dime. The company does not down my life.

markfischer · 3 months

Change Risk Analysis and Predictions, http://sebastian-bergmann.de/archives/877-CRAP-in-PHPUnit-3.5.html

markfischer · 4 months

Thanks for the motivation :)

edare · 4 months

I don't think its utterly useless, and I don't think reddit does either.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46406

edare · 4 months

https://fafsa.ed.gov/FAFSA/app/fafsa?locale=en_US

It requires First Name, SSN, And DOB, and when I was using it years ago, a pin was required.

I've always wondered how sites like these keep their records and do there login authentication. I know there has to be some sort of two way encryption implemented.

edare · 4 months

Is this why sites such as banks or FASFA require 3 credentials to login(password, pin, and ssn?)

markfischer · 4 months

Nice list

markfischer · 4 months

Again, there is a statement without a definitive and absolute reason. Why is it bad? Because your believe its layer bleeding. There is nothing written in stone that you cannot remove certain functionality from the controller.

I follow the methodology of fat models, skinny controllers. So giving the router extra responsibility is not necessarily a bad thing unless there a concrete reason why this is bad. And if it follows the same pattern through the application, there would not be layer bleeding.

markfischer · 4 months

Idk, that sounds more like "this is the way I was taught mvc so this is the way it should be" rather than "ok, thats different. Lets evaluate and give sound reasoning why it is better, worse, or neutral".

markfischer · 4 months

LOL, I love how to describe it as voodoo. But there is no cause where you would want ssl checking to happen before any logic hits the controller?

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