blakeholl

My son has a peanut allergy which manifested in the same way. We were then told to have a component test done on his blood to determine which proteins he was actually allergic. It was explained that some are more commonly related to anaphylaxis while others tend to just cause rashes, etc. He ended up testing positive to one that is considered "bad", and he has been in OIT for awhile. So far so good - but I recently heard of a child doing the same with milk OIT and the child passed away. Very scary stuff.

This has been the case since the advent of client side JavaScript. Validation can/should occur on the client side, but it MUST occur on the server side. These aren't new issues due to the use of new JavaScript libraries - they are problems that might be new to some developers.

I think ALT.NET was one of the drivers for this change within Microsoft. Without it or something else like it, we may see the old MS patterns creep back slowly. I think it is good to have alternatives to a lot of the prescriptive MS frameworks and "best practices" - and I say this as a career MS, .NET developer.