Clickbait-y headline. But the author makes some valid points. Software engineering is in the end just problem solving. And re-implementing already resolved issu

Clickbait-y headline. But the author makes some valid points. Software engineering is in the end just problem solving. And re-implementing already resolved issues from scratch does not a good engineer make. (And by that I mean in a professional context, not in the beginning for purely educational purposes. I learned web dev by re-writing a simple Twitter clone from scratch and still recommend that as the best way to get one's feet wet.) There are untold opportunities to make the tools we use to build software more capable and reduce the cognitive load that a large code base imposes on it's engineering team. The next few years should be interesting.