> The author is conflating coding with solution planning in a pretty minor way - you're more seriously conflating coding with solution building. I don't think

> The author is conflating coding with solution planning in a pretty minor way - you're more seriously conflating coding with solution building. I don't think so, or perhaps expressed myself poorly. Planning is a critical part of solution building. Coding is putting the pieces together. Unless you're absolutely winging it, you're mostly doing planning and then execution. My argument is the planning - the most important part of solution building - is what's being done on paper.