I've been hearing more and more as time goes by that development skills don't always necessarily include actually writing code. Following a shared process, brea

I've been hearing more and more as time goes by that development skills don't always necessarily include actually writing code. Following a shared process, breaking problems down, collaborating to find potential solutions, and evaluating the merits of candidate solutions are all "software development" but not "coding". You're on a team. The team has diverse talents. It's totally different than sitting alone in your basement writing the next hit indie game where you are the only one that can or will do any of it. Have you asked the good coders you've paired with if they enjoy coding with you? Maybe you're a lot more useful and talented then you think.