The only thing, is that you can't code? By that do you mean your ability to type stuff into a computer? Being able to engineer software is quite different from

The only thing, is that you can't code? By that do you mean your ability to type stuff into a computer? Being able to engineer software is quite different from "coding". This is typical case of not knowing what you don't know. The manager is basically a group resource that _developers_ use. Instead of thinking of yourself as a boss of developers, think of yourself as a secretary that serves the developer team. For that you don't have to be very skilled, you just need to be able to communicate basic things, and know a little bit of lingo, which I'm sure you've been able to master.