Are you a programmer? Because I’m not sure from reading your comment that you understand the profession… Good at math at school isn’t even a requirement to be

Are you a programmer? Because I’m not sure from reading your comment that you understand the profession… Good at math at school isn’t even a requirement to be a good programmer nowadays. Maybe in certain sub-disciplines, but not all. Being a programmer is much more than coding “in the small”. It’s about analyzing requirements and creating high level abstractions. There has been a pressure towards reducing the amount of “coding in the small” since languages started incorporating standard libraries. Then there’s been web frameworks, open source packages, API services, etc. Despite all this the need for developers has exploded and there is a perennial supply gap for talent… Then there is the question of who is going to be manipulating these tools? Programmers. Same promise was made of low-code tools, and what do we have now? - As many app devs as before - Most low-code tools (at least in the enterprise) are operated by… app devs?