>> our job is actually not to code but more to solve a given problem with a range of tools. Actually, often the most valuable thing a programmer can do is bui

>> our job is actually not to code but more to solve a given problem with a range of tools. Actually, often the most valuable thing a programmer can do is build a tool/dsl that lets the domain experts(or cheaper labor) to solve problems. So if a programmer just solves problems, he will probably have some serious competition.