For those who are code breaker, this article sound interesting, right? Actually, I did the same thing too when I was just starting in blogging stuff. For those who I was breaking your code, I am sorry. It's just a beginner's learning process from expert.
So, thank you.
Here we have some article from life hacker about this topic:
One of the best techniques to learn to code is to reverse engineer existing code. Code training company Treehouse explains how to "break" code to better understand how it works.
Nick Pettit gives an example on the Treehouse blog of wanting to learn about 3D programming in the browser and testing a line of a Javascript script, Three.js:
The key is to break one thing at a time and see what changes so you can understand the relationship between all the parts in the code.
Self-taught programmers likely already know the great value of reverse engineering others' code, but as Treehouse points out, this strategy doesn't get enough emphasis. Thanks to generously shared open source code, you can learn just about anything by breaking it.
The conclusion is breaking the code might be one of learning process for web master. But use it just for learning advantages from expert sites, not for harming and spamming someone else sites. Be good, though.
The Secret to Learning to Code | Treehouse Blog
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