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And it's not going to improve with ChatGPT around: https://substack.com/profile/135747695-nobody-has-time-for-python/note/c-15383958 https://substack.com/profi

And it's not going to improve with ChatGPT around: https://substack.com/profile/135747695-nobody-has-time-for-python/note/c-15383958 https://substack.com/profile/135747695-nobody-has-time-for-p... Also the problem goes both way. I often see people trying to learn React with little grasp of JS, or Django like it's a language, and not something based on Python.

suprjami 3y ago
This problem of skill shortcuts is not confined to programming. I work on networking. People always want to learn "packet capture analysis" because Wireshark has a cool name and looks impressive. imo there is no such skill as packet capture analysis. Once one learns the OSI model and a bunch of Ethernet and TCP/IP implementation behaviour, then what Wireshark presents becomes obvious and supported by that contextual knowledge.