Those are forgivable. I watched a team get burned by doing software HMAC and it turns out the underlying native function in the kernel is not thread safe. Would have caught me too.
JSON being a subset of YAML is a core feature. It was to help with adoption.
There's a difference in not reading all pages of every document and not reading anything at all. Not even a well researched blog post.
If this individual is a junior, then awesome, they learned a lot of valuable ideas and solutions.
If they're a senior, yikes. Don't use technology you can't explain to the junior discovering core features and writing blog posts about it
Those are forgivable. I watched a team get burned by doing software HMAC and it turns out the underlying native function in the kernel is not thread safe. Would have caught me too.
JSON being a subset of YAML is a core feature. It was to help with adoption.
There's a difference in not reading all pages of every document and not reading anything at all. Not even a well researched blog post.
If this individual is a junior, then awesome, they learned a lot of valuable ideas and solutions.
If they're a senior, yikes. Don't use technology you can't explain to the junior discovering core features and writing blog posts about it