> Translating requirements into code - is about language and tools as you have to learn the language, as you noted "few people wanted to learn to use those". I

> Translating requirements into code - is about language and tools as you have to learn the language, as you noted "few people wanted to learn to use those". I'd actually argue differently. It's more about a design process that requires domain knowledge, technical knowledge and the ability to assess a problem contextually. Coding is only part of this process.