Making technology do things for people is a highly-complex skill, the foremost part of which is communication, not programming. (Sucks to say that, though. In o

Making technology do things for people is a highly-complex skill, the foremost part of which is communication, not programming. (Sucks to say that, though. In our hearts I think all programmers would like programming to be some kind of super-intellectual puzzle. But it's really more along the lines of understanding other people, then making yourself understood, then finally going through a bit of technical fun) You did the right thing.