I don't like my code

I don't like my code, I have been in this company for more than a year, and I have gradually become familiar with the development model here.What kind of model is it, that is, a project can be quickly assembled in a short period of time based on the original framework code.

1, full of garbage, redundantcode.

The development here mostly takes the code developed by the previous company for secondary development.

In fact, I do not exclude the use of previous frameworks and codes, because this can indeed reduce costs and speed up development progress.

It's just that the development time is too short, and there is no time to clean up and organize the previous code, resulting in too much redundant code, and sometimes even the database has redundant tables.

2. Security is neverConsider

Security is never considered.For example, in a brand activity site developed recently, there is a function that can be claimed. Since there is no verification code, and the background does not do the processing of the submission time interval and number of times, tens of thousands of claims have been submitted (after submitting the claim)prizes available).

3. It's boring to write code like this

When working on projects, customer needs change too frequently. We often complete the development a few days in advance and give customers a preview. Trouble will come, and new needs of customers will fly all over the sky..Some people may say that the change in customer demand is due to the lack of clear communication in the early stage, which I admit.But customers often say that the functions they want are very simple before the development is completed, and they never think about what they really want. When things are finished, they will give you all the requirements.

Due to the short period of time and the ever-changing requirements, no part of the code is good.After all the revisions are made, the next project may come, or there is no time to bother to optimize the previous code.There are invisible bombs everywhere, and more and more of them, I'm really worried they'll explode that day.