imgboard . php

So I was browsing /b/ when it crashed, and a download popped up for imgboard.php

http://pastebin.com/m2c2883d7

Haven't gotten a chance to look through it yet. Is this win?

>>68
I am a fucking [b][u]EXPERT PROGRAMMER[/b][/u], i wrote my first ANSI C compiler at 12 years old. The vastness of the many applications i've written is beyond the comprehensions of you feeble minded fools.

I've worked with professional programming for over 25 years and do not have to give reasons for my arguments for i have achieved satori.
Summarized you post for the other Anonymii.

>>68,70
I've dug through shitcode that's shittier than 4chan's shitty imageboard.php. Therefore, shitty code is the norm and is ok.
Did I sum it up correctly?

Allow me to retort.

Just because a bunch of shitty php ``programmer'' wannabes slap together shit code and it works, doesn't mean that it's NOT SHITTY.

Yes, ^{unfortunately}, there's worse code out there. Yes, it is possible to follow the flow of imageboard.php with a little work - meaning it's _somewhat usable. BUT, it's STILL SHITTY and this type of shit should NOT be expected.

As long as you're capable of continually meeting the deadlines and shipping a product that doesn't suddenly crash or make the computer burst into flames when tested, great.
-_-"
You've just named the number one problem with software development today. Bullshit from people who don't give a fuck about the quality of their work not that people like you could every produce ``quality'' work in the first place.

If you don't feel your work is important enough to perfect, then do the rest of us a favor and don't do the work.