So are we living in the time where new programmer are no longer care know how to code effective and clean code because of libraries out there OVERSIMPLIFIED it?

Honestly?

Yes, but it's more complicated...

I think a big part lf the issue is the *amount* of libraries and frameworks and the *speed* at which they Evolve, change and new ones come...

It's not uncommon to hop between 2-3 new techs a year these days and each come with their own Unique ways of approaching problems...

And I feel programmers these days just take those styles, and mix and match them and the result is Java code that's written by an React.js dev trying to apply Python approaches with Vue strategies using Rust ideology in C# syntax

That's what a "Full Stack" developer really is

You should also remember that the programmer population doubling time is about 5 years currently (and increasing) which means that half of all programmers have less than 5 years experience.

Do you still use paper maps or GPS ?

If I can reuse a component I will do it.

I don't have time to reinvent for 100x time something already done