There are people who do cargo-cult programming. They looks like doing something. They use the famous tool and write seemingly similar code we write. But it's n

There are people who do cargo-cult programming. They looks like doing something. They use the famous tool and write seemingly similar code we write. But it's not correct. It's not just correct, It's also wrong in all aspects. They don't understand anything. They just imitate the activities and believe it just work somehow. When facing it, the only answer we can give them are: > “Why are you doing this at all?” or > “Yuck, you’re doing it all wrong, but I won’t tell you why” Because, these people don't want to learn in the hard way or listen to the advice anyway. So the last advice, > “can you produce a complete working minimal example, deploy it somewhere, set up an issue system, accept code reviews, feed my dog, and then maybe I’ll help”. is actually a kind advice, because these cargo-cult programmers blindly believe that, they are doing it right, it should just work, and the reason it's not working right now is a very tiny trivial issue caused by one wrong setting or something. Since they don't listen the honest advice(you're doing it wrong in everything) and believe it will work, let them fail and let them know they are doing it wrong is the most kind advice.