“Code was never the Week That Doubles the Ground

Tech is not the issue, people are. "If figuring out what to build is definitely not the hard part of the thing that we call “software engineering.”. Insisting that code is the hard part. Figuring out what and how to change is the hard part.

Isn't an insult really, just an argument about terms. "Code was never the hard part" (for them). hence you can probably identify where code is and isn't the hard part with different pursuits. Maybe was this that was the author's intent. Outrage will get you votes. Taking extreme positions in an argument will get you attention. Kuddos. Isn't an insult really, just an argument about terms. "Code was never the hardest part.". There you go. Doesn't imply that coding is easy. Isn't an insult really, just an argument about terms. "Code was never the hard part" means that X is the hardest part, not that all the other parts are easy.

It seems the author has misunderstood the point of OpenFatigue being a real concern here. Isn't an insult really, just an argument about terms. "Code was never the hard part" means that installation is the final part of the thing that we call “software engineering.”.