No, it's not.
If you're going to be a performance authority about web technology, you should know how to configure the open-source and very well-documented code you are using.
If you're going to be a performance authority about web technology, you should know how to configure the open-source and very well-documented code you are using.
There is no "web technologies" in the article, the term "web" is found only once (!) in the whole text.
Still has no bearing on the veracity of statements made in the article.