[ryanberg]

This has always been my concern (perhaps naive) with any (not just this) javascript SDK. It seems that it would be very easy, and almost inviting, for a malicious user to script a spam attack using the javascript console in their browser, and perform a large number of inserts to the database before you can detect this and disable their account.

Are there common javascript development practices or conventions to prevent malicious users from writing an infinite loop (as pseudo-coded in the post above) and spamming your data set?