That is already what most programmers do. The hard part of the job of most programmers is to understand the requirements and think of a good solution. The actua

That is already what most programmers do. The hard part of the job of most programmers is to understand the requirements and think of a good solution. The actual implementation is very rarely the problem and mostly has been done thousands of times. Most of the time frameworks, libraries and blueprints exist that you can use to implement the solution. There are excel-like tools that give these capabilities to non-programmers but they just will not succeed on a larger scale, because they do not tackle the actual problem I described above. Changing the oil in your car is not hard, but most of the people will not do it themselves, not because they cannot, but because they do not want to. Contrary to the hype, programmers are not rockstars, ninjas or the chosen ones.