Amen to that. The best programmers I've ever been around both get the problems solved, and leave a legacy that can be followed, adapted, and replicated. Could

Amen to that. The best programmers I've ever been around both get the problems solved, and leave a legacy that can be followed, adapted, and replicated. Could be that it's my context, (which is dull and businessy), but 99% of the programming I'm around is NOT flashy or "revolutionary", but rather providing a solution for a customer.