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That’s me! Definitely a slow work in progress… Thank you for the kind words of encouragement :)
Unless you’re doing specialized physics, in the electronics world we always talk in terms of current flow – never electron flow. Rather weird line from the site. My entire training and career have dealt with things from an electron flow perspective and it made understanding nearly every electronics concept easier. If you base your concept of electricity on positive current flow (remembering the words positive and neg…
Did you study electronics engineering or electrical engineering? In my experience the former (dealing with semiconductors and integrated circuits etc.) uses electron flow but the latter (designing power transmission and induction motors and transformers etc.) almost universally uses conventional current (then again they mostly deal with AC anyway so maybe it's less important.)