More interesting than the original statement is how many people seem to have a chip of their shoulder/take the statement as a personal insult.
The professor is correct in that the majority of Web developers could get by without much theoretical/academic background (and anecdotally, do get by without using those skills/knowledge much)
Maybe there's an industry-wide Dunning-Kruger effect?
The professor is correct in that the majority of Web developers could get by without much theoretical/academic background (and anecdotally, do get by without using those skills/knowledge much)
Maybe there's an industry-wide Dunning-Kruger effect?