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For a website with "code" in its name, having the favicon still set to the default Wordpress one doesn't offer a good impression.

For a website with "code" in its name, having the favicon still set to the default Wordpress one is a low priority.

It's hosted with WordPress.com. Changing it involves configuration, not code.

Well if they can't even change their own configuration, how can we expect them to code? </ sarcasm>

It has nothing to do with coding. The name is probably a metaphor.

It's just a landing page at this point. Probably minimal time was spent setting it up.