Software Engineer based in West London. With 20 years of experience in IT industry I specialise in building carefully crafted responsive and accessible projects
"I find it disrespectful to treat someone who is sharing their knowledge freely and voluntarily" - it's even more disrespectful when the knowledge you share is misleading and shows lack of experience. Just because you worked 3 months as a web dev and you have internet access doesn't mean you have to immediately start a blog. Plenty of bullshit articles here and everywhere in the net from people who has half of Todo tutorial as their experience. It's not just disrespectful, it's insulting. Insulting to those, who spend years and years on learning and gaining experience, and trying to share REAL and adequate knowledge. Maybe, just maybe, 3 months is not enough to pretend you know enough to teach other people, especially when you yourself still showing that you have a lot to learn. Because sharing no knowledge is better that sharing bad knowledge.
By the way: that "website which only has a white background with blue text" (at least I put some colours contrary to yours) pays my bills and help me live comfortable life (well, actually portfolio built over ~20 years which is available for clients upon asking), so, "with all due respect", but yeah, don't really care what YOU think about my dummy boilerplate personal website ;)
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"I find it disrespectful to treat someone who is sharing their knowledge freely and voluntarily" - it's even more disrespectful when the knowledge you share is misleading and shows lack of experience. Just because you worked 3 months as a web dev and you have internet access doesn't mean you have to immediately start a blog. Plenty of bullshit articles here and everywhere in the net from people who has half of Todo tutorial as their experience. It's not just disrespectful, it's insulting. Insulting to those, who spend years and years on learning and gaining experience, and trying to share REAL and adequate knowledge. Maybe, just maybe, 3 months is not enough to pretend you know enough to teach other people, especially when you yourself still showing that you have a lot to learn. Because sharing no knowledge is better that sharing bad knowledge.
By the way: that "website which only has a white background with blue text" (at least I put some colours contrary to yours) pays my bills and help me live comfortable life (well, actually portfolio built over ~20 years which is available for clients upon asking), so, "with all due respect", but yeah, don't really care what YOU think about my dummy boilerplate personal website ;)