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"There is no such thing as web development fundamentals" is patently absurd. It implies that advancements in the field are flashes of inspiration from some god communicating through a few god-developers who we should deify.
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…in reply to @rockerest
Of COURSE there are fundamentals of web development. Broadly, they are HTML, CSS, and JS. But more specifically, they are understanding data modeling and architecture, color and typography, human-computer interface design, and on and on.
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…in reply to @rockerest
You can't learn them all, but you should learn some (I'm more on the data modeling and architecture/software architecture side). Saying these don't exist is the same as saying Kraft Mac & Cheese is all you need to know to be a chef.
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…in reply to @rockerest
You know it's absurd on its face, so why even make that claim? There is value in Kraft Mac & Cheese, and frozen dinners you can just reheat, and all kinds of abstractions away from cooking. You do not NEED to be a chef to eat food.
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…in reply to @rockerest
But you would rightfully laugh at a person who buys a Big Mac and proudly proclaims "I am a well-educated chef! Behold my creation!" Come on. Of course there are web development fundamentals. The question is what do you gain by trying to claim there are not?