Front end developer should rather work on his designer skills rather than backend stuff. Not being able to design cool interface makes frontend dev boring to work with.
yet you did not fix your mistake in your article title, guess you have a lot of fun
imagine yourself having fun with your ignorance of some jewish scientist,
it's exactly the same problem, even though more Poles died during WWII than jews
There's a simple explanation for that. When I realized that it would be better changed I could not change the submitted title here on Hacker News (they are only editable for a while, an hour I think). So I was stuck with the title I chose; I could have changed the title on my blog but then there would have been a difference between the two. So, I decided to stick with the original title.
so programming is your hobby, have some fun while researching and solving some problem using some random solution found on the internet which might work or not
It may be a "hobby" but I've been doing it for 12 years, made money off of it, and would argue that I probably know more (theoretical and practical) than your average bachelor's grad in CS.
And I don't know where this "random info on the internet" came from. My knowledge comes from algorithm textbooks or papers from university websites.
there are few more levels of knowledge and experience to achieve in order to improve overall quality of your work and that's the point of this article,
you can ALWAYS achieve your target in a better way
You still seem to be advancing your original point that hobby programming or side projects is an inferior pursuit relative to professional programming. McAfee was a shareware project, eBay was written by Pierre in a matter of days. I've seen many projects that were of much higher quality than many professional enterprise and startup projects.