Don't write your own framework
Read OriginalThe author shares a personal story of a critical security vulnerability in an in-house web framework that exposed admin panels on 200 client websites. The bug, caused by a mismatch between the router and authorizer handling double slashes, led to a costly 3-day emergency fix. The article serves as a cautionary tale, advising developers to use well-supported, community-backed frameworks for professional and secure client work.
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