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Hungarian Notation

Joel has updated his site with a post about Hungarian Notation, not only is it an interesting read as usual, but his example talks about Cross Site Scripting.

Being a webdeveloper for a few years now, its interesting to see XSS mentioned in such a simple fashion.  We have had solutions for this since day one, but I don’t think that I have ever actually know the true definition of Cross Site Scripting.

On the Hungarian Notation side of the article, I can see what he means to use prefixing to highlight subtypes of data, but i’m sure that that sort of notation needs to be controlled so as to not fly way off into complex land.

As usual the article is a great read, well written and puts forward smart and sensible points.  Thanks Joel.

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