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The basics of it were this. Django Template (almost any templating language with inheritance will work). The first is a base template, several hundred lines long, and within is a neat little block like:
<button type="button" onclick="{% block buttonoverride %}some_javascript_function();{% endblock %}">CLICKY ME</button>
Then there is the template that inherits from the base, also several hundred lines long. It gets to a point like:
<script type="text/javascript>
//this function does stuff
//because i like to describe functions in english
//because i write so terrible, name my variables so poorly, have no sense of data structures
//that you cannot figure out wtf my original task was
//there's blocks of code here that i comment out as well
//because i'm too scared to press the delete button out of fear that i might need to
//copy paste {% block buttonoverride %}javascript_function_that_actually_executes_LOL_gl_finding_this(){%endblock%}
//some of this old code that's commented out. I mean, most people ignore this stuff
//or even worse delete these without thinking. Because why would you, it's a comment
//who would ever put functional code inside a comment, is that even possible? Oh wait..
function javascript_resumes(){
var do_more = "mind_numbing_stuff";
var loopvar = 0
while(loopvar < 1)
console.out.log('LOL You'll never find the problem');
}
</script>
Now, this post completely gives away the fact that I've hidden functional code inside a comment. However, imagine that instead of a bunch of sarcastic code it's actual business logic that conforms to the rest of the way the terribly written project works. Now imagine a low level "experienced" developer who commits the sins you see on this forum try to debug a minor problem with that function.
So, yeah, code review.
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