This is not a good analogy. Many programmers have training in computability theory and understand some very discrete principles. Just because they may become

This is not a good analogy. Many programmers have training in computability theory and understand some very discrete principles. Just because they may become entrenched in UX or some other facet of coding, does not mean they're just "hacking" stuff together in a pleasing way. "A Software Programmer is like a cook who has an undergraduate degree in Organic Chemistry." May be a more apt analogy.