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I am just curious whether there is an easter egg - inside joke, hidden message (image) or secret feature - that you have found in Sitecore in various versions.

Are there any?

Easter egg -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg_(media)

Maybe not an easter egg, but MainUtil class contains some "useful" methods like:

1. My favorites:

/// <summary>Returns false.</summary>

/// <returns></returns>

public static bool False()

{

  return false;

}



/// <summary>

/// Returns <c>true</c>.

/// </summary>

/// <returns></returns>

public static bool True()

{

  return true;

}

2. Method used by every single Sitecore developer:

/// <summary>Determines whether the specified string is empty.</summary>

/// <param name="s">The s.</param>

/// <returns>

///     <c>true</c> if the specified string is empty; otherwise, <c>false</c>.

/// </returns>

public static bool IsEmpty(string s)

{

  if (s != null)

    return s.Length == 0;

  return true;

}

3. Very functional:

/// <summary>No-op</summary>

public static void Nop(params object obj)

{

}



/// <summary>Touch</summary>

public static void Touch(params object obj)

{

}

4. The one I cannot live without:

/// <summary>

/// Method to call when doing silent catches. Causes the Resharper warning to disappear.

/// </summary>

public static void SilentCatch()

{

}

I have previously found 2 secret CLI commands in Sitecore JSS:

elephant-in-the-room:

> jss elephant-in-the-room

JSS CLI is running in global mode because it was not installed in the local node_modules folder.

  _.-- ,.--.

  .'   .'    /

  | @       |'..--------._

  /      ._/              '.

/  .-.-                     

(  /                         

\      '.                  | #

  \          -.           /

  :       |    )._____.'   

    "       |   /    |      )

            |   |./'  :__ .-'

            '--'



Won't someone please address me?

whats-the-password:

> jss whats-the-password

JSS CLI is running in global mode because it was not installed in the local node_modules folder.

Why it's b, of course.