[ajnin]

Yes, using the analogy used in the article, programmers are not the students trying to learn how to drive, they are the professional engineers and mechanics that build and maintain the cars. They don't need teaching, they need technical documentation. They already should possess the know-how to transform such documentation into practical applications.

The "be a teacher" motto is how you end up with "documentation" that is a bunch of examples of how to do various things and then no exhaustive and rigorous technical reference or even none at all. And then good luck scouring blog posts and StackOverflow or ask help on IRC (pray it's not on Discord) in the hellscape that has become Internet search if you want to do anything not in the examples.