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@devTea
Oh no ... Oh god no !! -
@devTea i would have wanted to see your reaction
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@AleCx04 some guy from the same place also shouted javascript is old and jquery is the modern one
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@devTea this is brilliant 😂.
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@devTea that is disgusting (the iframe thing).
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@human06 so... MVC without MVC? They're not using models, and they're also not using controllers?
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We had a MVC variation in my first job, in which the controller for some reason was some sort of composition of another MVC, adding a lot of useless layers.
So the code always ended up being a huge pile of function calls whose only purposes were calling the next one with no additional logic. And we were actually forced to coding that way.
We called it MVW:
Model
View
Whatever this sh*t is -
@jjimenez MVW ... Whatever indeed 😂🤣
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@irene yeah and to make it worse, it was java, so every layer was actually a separated class in a separated package, that for every entity in our code. And they actually ended up blaming the developers for the huge amount of almost empty files.
The simplest folder structure of one view was like:
- user
- view
- view
- model
- service
- controller
- controller
- service
- repository
- model
And all the logic was in view/view and controller/service, the rest were just a single line call to the next one... -
@jjimenez why ... Just why !?
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@jjimenez sounds enterprisey enough that some useless tie drone would cash out big money for that shit.
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@jjimenez do they know the phrase "performance hit"?
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When you walk into such circle-jerk type of situations you basically have 2 options:
1. Try to interfere and explain to people the error of their ways. Inevitably getting “dirty” (reads as “covered in jizz”)
2. Slowly, without making any noise, walk backwards out of the room
Personally like option 2 better, but to each their own... -
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@nam17887 I'm not an expert on Azure, but I'm assuming by the above information that these Azure requests would require some kind of auth (though OP can correct me if I'm wrong). If so, that would mean tokens and/or other credentials would be publicly visible.
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@NeedsMoreDivs Correct, however they are nothing different to the cookies, which MVC websites use to store your identities so they know who you are.
So I have been temporarily assigned to new team .. moving from mainly backend.. to help the Web team ..
Me .: Aight guys .. what we working with ?
Team: MVC .net
Me: awesome ..
Team: but we have our own version of MVC .
Me : 🤔 your own MVC ?
Team: yeh we only buse controllers.. but no models at all ?
Me.: 😲 So where does the view gets its data from ?
Team : from Azure functions apps.
M: how ?
T: ( in very proud tone ) .. we use js to call all functions.
M: so why not just use HTML pages . Why MVC then !
T: coz MVC is modern architecture design.
M: but you not using it and all of calles to the functions are exposed publicly.
T: 🧐 THIS IS MODERN DESIGN !!
M: 🤪 My bad .. what the hell do I know ! I only been developing MVC applications for 7 years !!
Please tell me more about your " Modern Design "
🤮🤮🤮
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