I don't agree by any means that programming is not a craft. He gives the example of plumbing; if you don't think that plumbing is a craft, try spending some ti

I don't agree by any means that programming is not a craft. He gives the example of plumbing; if you don't think that plumbing is a craft, try spending some time in a building that was installed by plumbers who were not craftsmen. The author is mistaken about the notion that software craftsmanship is a waste because the users don't notice it. Users without a doubt can tell the difference between well-crafted software and that which is not. In my specific case, I rescued Working Software from certain bankrupcy, by fixing my predecessor's broken code in QuickLetter.