Every developers strives to write clean, maintainable, and functional code, whether they hack on the server side or dabble on the client side. Over the last few decades of the web, we've learned from some of our early mistakes and formed a site of always changing best practices. These best practices usually keep us out of trouble but some of them are taken way too literally, to the point where developers become too rigid and borderline crippled by them. Truth be told, with these best practices are mostly good to follow, they're broken not out complacency but by necessity. Here are five best practices that aren't quite as realistic as we'd like to think.
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