The issue was that it was "learn to code" and not "learn to program", as if the only thing you needed was a month of training and then you were just as good as

The issue was that it was "learn to code" and not "learn to program", as if the only thing you needed was a month of training and then you were just as good as someone with 20 years of experience. It's similar to why there's hundreds of books about learning the basics of a language, but comparatively few books about good software architecture/design