Programming is making the detailed plans - the building phase the one that is analogue to the brick laying or hammering nails is done by the compiler. Of cours

Programming is making the detailed plans - the building phase the one that is analogue to the brick laying or hammering nails is done by the compiler. Of course this is not an argument against making less detailed, more overall sketches - they are still useful - it is only that that particular argument for it is incorrect. By the way the article makes another similar mistake: "Instead of writing normal programming code, you created a model of the system’s behavior" and then it talks about how programmers like to code and oppose this new approach - but this model creation is still coding - the code is visual and a little bit more high level. But building this model is still programming.