The author argues that using AI to generate websites does not automatically make someone a 'web developer', and explores the definition of the title.
A critique of developers boasting about short development times, arguing that quality and problem-solving matter more than speed.
Discusses the need for respectful, professional communication in code reviews, using the Linux kernel mailing list debate as a case study.
A critique of web design professionalism, arguing that poor client relationships often stem from the designer's own failures in process and planning.
