> I find it very odd to assume that a professional developer (even if it's not what they would describe as their field) is using it wrong.
They're encountering a type of tool they haven't met before and haven't been trained to use. The default assumption is they are probably using it wrong. There isn't any reason to assume they're using it right - doing things wrong is the default state of humans.
They're encountering a type of tool they haven't met before and haven't been trained to use. The default assumption is they are probably using it wrong. There isn't any reason to assume they're using it right - doing things wrong is the default state of humans.