He seems like a candidate for being a douchey provocateur. Tech-libertarian too?
It's hard enough having the JS community taken seriously with the zeitgeist framework changing too quickly.
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It's hard enough having the JS community taken seriously with the zeitgeist framework changing too quickly.
Although there are 3 "Pro" app listed there.
I've been in almost all positions of a hiring team: phone screen, white boarding, Q&A, etc.; and in the end I want to hear what this person can bring to the company and see if they're a good fit or vice versa.
I feel like so many places put emphasis on abstract knowledge and technical ability and leave out so many other traits that are good. Also, in Techlandia, I feel there is too much of a male machismo that permeates through and there are many people that treat the interview as a chance to demonstrate ability to the interviewee and/or trick them - to the point of intimidation.
I don't know what your intentions are, but you have a post titled "Stop saying learning to code is easy" and a photo of three women with laptops. Are you trying to make a correlation of women being glib about the difficulty of software development/programming?