In this analogy, the food is the entire project, and a dev does much more than coding. You can do one thing right with luck, you can't do most things right by luck alone.
The guy is fluent in 2 languages, one being known to be hard to master, create a tool that replace several others, get adopted in months by half the community, welcome 172 contributors on a project that is parsing stuff, a hard problem. Also the doc is good.
As a professional dev, I never get all those right. Never.
So yes, the food is good, and the chef is excellent to get all that stuff right.
The guy is fluent in 2 languages, one being known to be hard to master, create a tool that replace several others, get adopted in months by half the community, welcome 172 contributors on a project that is parsing stuff, a hard problem. Also the doc is good.
As a professional dev, I never get all those right. Never.
So yes, the food is good, and the chef is excellent to get all that stuff right.