> Most of them are pretty bad at it IMO (I admit that would be too if I was doing that). The problem is that beginners are often eager to blog about things the

> Most of them are pretty bad at it IMO (I admit that would be too if I was doing that). The problem is that beginners are often eager to blog about things they've learned and although they haven't fully grasped the concepts it's tempting to show what you are able to do. This leads to a lot of bad examples and incorrect code on such blogs, most often it stays uncorrected. > I'll say that the internet is kinda unwelcoming plays a part. I did share some in my past career. Posted on reddit. Reddit is unwelcoming with childishly stubborn users. I wish it wasn't the case, but I don't have any hopes that it will ever change.