A good thing though is the programming methodology is shifting its stance. As framework-based programming becomes mainstream, which it almost has, for any half-decent setup- the programmer will create loop-holes because of his _stupidity_ and not because of his inexperience in the programming environment.

As fixes come to the base of the infrastructure, the benefits would evaporate throughout the stack on top of it. Ideally, a developer should focus on features, priorities and deadlines. It sure as hell may be geeky, but it is not cool to force-everyone to-know-everything.