This might skirt the lines between humor and horror :)
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I see this all too often at work
My first time dealing with xml parsing was with the java jackson library. It was a soap service so we use some wsdl to class service and between all the poorly designed interfaces, we had a lot of .getChild().getChild().getChild()…
Hard times make strong developers.
Sure, why don’t I just use a Y combinator to go all the way,
(function (f) { return (function (x) {return f(x(x))})(function (x) {return f(x(x))}) } )(function (rest) {return data.rest});