Everything else aside, it really feels like this article purposely stretches out the first example and compresses the second: * Joe gets told to work on his ow

Everything else aside, it really feels like this article purposely stretches out the first example and compresses the second: * Joe gets told to work on his own, and only briefly consults a co-worker once. Janelle sits down with a senior dev and works through it together. How much of Joe's work could have been solved by sitting down with a developer? * Every single command Joe writes out is included in the article, while docker steps (potentially more than one) are summarised with a sentence, e.g. "she just needs Docker on her system." * Every time Joe has a problem, he has to figure it out on his own, google it, etc. Janelle just gets things pointed out to her by Rebecca. Seems like a pretty biased comparison, even if the point is valid.