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It doesn't matter. As long as you can do what you want to do with code you are a developer. Whether looking up code on google or in a reference book.
by ThomPete 11y ago
It doesn't matter.
As long as you can do what you want to do with code you are a developer. Whether looking up code on google or in a reference book.
- exodust 11y agoI agree. Especially when by "Google" we basically mean Stack Overflow. I end up there a lot, and the benefit is often in the comments and different takes on a problem. I've learned so many good Jquery tricks from that place, I owe the network and users a great debt. One can often learn why something is the wrong answer too, which is valuable information. With web frontend, often the best solution is a combination of Jquery and good old vanilla JS, and getting that balance right... come on, let's face it, we need to help each other get there.