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> Whenever they realize they don't understand something. Which is quite likely to be when their customers' data gets leaked or altered. That's a really bad tim
by dorward 14y ago
> Whenever they realize they don't understand something.
Which is quite likely to be when their customers' data gets leaked or altered. That's a really bad time to discover a hole in your understanding.
- qubot 14y ago> "Which is quite likely to be when their customers' data..." Who would hire someone who only has W3Schools knowledge? Are we really worried about them?
- ceejayoz 14y agoHow would a non-technical person hiring a freelance web developer to do their site know that developer learned everything from W3Schools and is going to leave gaping security holes?
- mnicole 14y ago> Who would hire someone who only has W3Schools knowledge? And this pretty much negates your whole argument. If you ever plan on getting hired or being taken seriously enough to get clients, this isn't the resource. How pissed would you be to find out at an interview or after a breach that the site you used to learn all this stuff was the laughing stock of developers?