> But anyone could really do that just following simple online guides/examples That's simply not true. There's a huge sea of bad (out of date or simple ignoran

> But anyone could really do that just following simple online guides/examples That's simply not true. There's a huge sea of bad (out of date or simple ignorance) and non-working examples for all sorts of technology, which is amplified by any tech stack. Being able to sift and qualify that you're doing the right thing, or even starting over after a lengthy failure is not a common trait.