When your school's elearning is so shite that it goes down even though it doesn't use AWS

I love learning by doing.

Building MVPs and prototypes is the best way. Even better if you have a chance to show and share them in front of an audience (peer pressure can be good!).

Share the lessons you've learned and what you've done wrong, it will help many more people than just yourself.

I've been working for an eLearning company for the last 4 years (CloudAcademy.com) and I'm in love with the idea of learning something new every day. And not just coding. Code is "only" a tool to solve problems, and learning something about those problems and fields will make you a better developer.

visit the corporate elearning portal to do the mandatory trainings.. open browser, go to the page, login. start the training, then a quiz question pops up...
my IT sense tingling... open browser's developer tools, starts checking the HTML and JS source... then suddenly found something like this:
isCorrect = selected.join() === anwsers.join()
placed break point, put in random anwser, checked watch... (heartbeat increasing)
see the value is FALSE. Changed to TRUE manually, resume code...

Thank you, your anwser is correct!

WTF? I don't consider myself as a developer, but it's still hurts...

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