I agree with much of the article, unfortunately, I don't think it applies to everybody. Not long ago I was discussing a creative architecture I had devised to m

I agree with much of the article, unfortunately, I don't think it applies to everybody. Not long ago I was discussing a creative architecture I had devised to make an api simpler, and the friend I was discussing with, who is also a long-time programmer, recognized how elated I was with my solution. He said he'd never felt that way about programming. He liked making things, and to that end, programming was a tool rather than a process. I'm trying to think of a way to describe the difference. Is programming your craft? or your task?