As a jr. dev who recently changed careers from something else technical to web development I have a bit of a concern about how the attributes of a jr. dev in web development are often portrayed as inherently negative. I feel like I see this far more in the development space compared to my past career (networking). This is just my impression, i'm a n00b, so I'm not at all sure how widespread it is.

In the networking land if I saw someone's messed up VLAN config I'd sit down with them "Hey man I see what I think you wanted to do, let's talk about what we want to do here and some other ways to get you what you wanted here."

In the dev world (particularly online) I often see citations about something silly jr. dev does as just being "bad", but those things are what people do... while they're learning to do it better. So some guy fires up create react app to quickly put together an app, maybe he didn't have to, maybe it was somewhat less efficient to use CRA, but in doing so he learns a ton about react outside of the scaffolding and etc. Being a not so great dev is also what you do while learning to be better.

I'm not at all sure if the purpose of these Koans here so maybe I'm off topic, but that's just an observation of mine.