There is a steep learning curve to go from scripting out some solutions, to understanding good design patterns for production quality code, and to run and deplo

There is a steep learning curve to go from scripting out some solutions, to understanding good design patterns for production quality code, and to run and deploy an application. I have a non-technical BA degree and it has taken me years to feel competent at building software, and every day I have to push myself to learn new things. And the learning is often "two steps forward, one step backwards." It's not for everyone. > Rant done, it's just frustrating that people limit themselves like that. "If I can do it, so can you" isn't a fair judgement. Everyone is different, and CS/programming has many complexities that not everyone is interested in putting in the time commitment to learn it. For me, with time and experience it has become easier to put a solution together, but it still not easy work and many times I am mentally exhausted by the end of the day.