By traditional media I mean blogs. I'm saying there are already a trillion high quality blog posts on this very topic. There's YT, wikis like MDN, bootcamps, re

By traditional media I mean blogs. I'm saying there are already a trillion high quality blog posts on this very topic. There's YT, wikis like MDN, bootcamps, real life or digital curriculum. These are all examples of "traditional" as opposed to chat bot style learning, which is completely new to the education space. Also we definitely don't need more of this as training material, for humans or machines. It's not like you can't write a better introduction to JS, but by now the bar is very high and the likelihood of writing something good without pedagogical conviction is pretty bad, and this blog post is no different. It has a mock pedagogical voice that people do when they think they're writing in a friendly way, a kind of pedagogical style developed in isolation from all other educators, whether traditional like YT & MDN or otherwise.