My impression from hanging out on Unity forums / reading tutorials/ code snippets, is that the usual Unity developer is not a very experienced coder, often gett

My impression from hanging out on Unity forums / reading tutorials/ code snippets, is that the usual Unity developer is not a very experienced coder, often getting into programming to make games, or lacks a traditional SW development background and wants to just make cool stuff, without a regard for typical SWE concerns. Not that any of this is a bad thing, mind you. Not sure about how representative is this of the typical professional Unity dev.