The other 99% of programming is interpreting functional requirements. There's always going to need to be someone out there capable of breaking down a system into manageable, interoperating chunks that produce a working "program," even if the tools we use to generate a "program" change drastically.
The other 99% of programming is interpreting functional requirements. There's always going to need to be someone out there capable of breaking down a system into manageable, interoperating chunks that produce a working "program," even if the tools we use to generate a "program" change drastically.