I do agree with your points here, but they don't align with the original quote I was responding to. > But programming is exactly the same. A programmer knows h

I do agree with your points here, but they don't align with the original quote I was responding to. > But programming is exactly the same. A programmer knows how to program. This would be akin to saying a cello player knows how to orchestra, and changing instruments wouldn't be a problem. Software development in the frontend, backend, database, etc are very different skills especially when at a non-junior level. Expecting someone to jump between them without much to any training is like expecting a cellist to jump over to the violin.