>lol you caught me, I'm old Ha! Only because I can totally relate my friend. Been in the game a while myself. That really is how I can identify with what you'r

>lol you caught me, I'm old Ha! Only because I can totally relate my friend. Been in the game a while myself. That really is how I can identify with what you're saying. And, you know what? We're right! Adding an attribute to an HTML-like component tag is not programming, no matter who insists it to be so. That's not to say there's no value to such approaches, but it still doesn't make it coding. Was talking to another coder friend a while back and we agreed the game has changed: it's more about integrating pieces into a whole than writing swaths of logic. In other words, "coding" is now more assembling than construction. It's possibly (but not categorically) more productive and it may represent "progress" by some measures, but it is still ironic to hear that referred to as programming over actual programming.