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syhrinx
Spring '21 Dev Completionist
genuinely i think part of it has to do with the fact that writing tutorials is a lot of time and effort (that i know that i, personally, invest in other things). additionally, however, resources like w3schools and css-tricks already have really well written out tutorials on a lot of coding things (i reference css-tricks' flexbox page at least 50 times a day).
i absolutely agree with what you're saying in that learning new things is a lot easier when you have physical people to ask who can help guide you (just a couple weeks ago i pestered leap about a code thing that i'd forgotten), but i think everyone who is pursuing coding as a hobby, pastime, etc. can really benefit from utilizing coding resources available outside of the rp community and being unafraid to ask questions when they arise in the code help boards.
yes, of course! i believe we are on the same page. referencing resources like css-tricks and w3schools and stack overflow and things like that is what i meant when i said "or you know how to search specifically for your problem." and i agree that they also take a lot of time! nobody is obligated to make them, and nobody should really lean purely on tutorials for their knowledge. i simply wish that making tutorials were more trendy. especially because they can be really helpful in framing techniques as "okay but how can i apply this specifically to my forum/skin/etc," as that is usually the lens that the people who make tutorials on resource sites frame it as anyway.
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