Some of you might remember part 1 to this series of articles. The idea was to look at common Web development mistakes and how you can use some common techniques to avoid them.

Well, the latest revised version is out with some new thoughts that you might find quite interesting.

There have been a lot of comments on my recent post about common web development mistakes, and that’s great. Not all comments are of the kind I asked for, but that made for an interesting discussion, which didn’t get completely out of hand.

I’ve gone through the original list and added some mistakes mentioned in the more constructive comments, along with, and perhaps this should have been there from the beginning, my reasons for calling something a mistake and including it in the list. I’ve also added links to more information on some of the mistakes, for those who want to know more.