@drwhy I've not actually heard of it but I can imagine after seeing some of my other classmates. However, I remember learning to code from documentation without internet, so my perception is probably a bit skewed.

Man, hate it or not, it's not really going anywhere. CSS is pretty damn swell when you really get a handle on it's quirkiness.

And someone who doesn't like frontend offering unsolicited opinions on someone else's work? Whowouldathought.

Yea, because writing code out on paper is much more important than being able to talk out your logic with others and hash together a working implementation, right?

Why not ask them to detail a plan of attack rather than providing some code in an unrealistic way?

@JoshBent I want to say good for him for trying, but honestly, no.

Does he not do what everyone else does and googles it?

What, it was food for thought!

Hell yea. They actually only accept work in my school via pull requests from proper forks.