Personally I don't subscribe to the "best practices" expression. It implies an absolute best choice, which, in my experience, is rarely sensible in tech. There

Personally I don't subscribe to the "best practices" expression. It implies an absolute best choice, which, in my experience, is rarely sensible in tech. There are almost always trade-offs and choosing one option usually involves non-tech aspects as well. Online tutorials freely available very rarely follow, let's say, "good practices". They usually omit the most instructive parts, either because they're wrapped in a contrived example or simplify for accessibility purposes. I don't think AI-generated tutorials will be particularly worse at this to be honest...