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Agreed. "Code was never the hard part… once you made it to some level of advanced programmer. Then clarity, maintainability, etc. became the next tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of Coding. Almost all of us would agree if this was just better articulated: "Code was never the hard part" means that X is the hardest part, not that all the other parts are easy.

Agreed. "Code was never the hard part”. None of these phrases survive context loss and still retain efficacy at general receivers. Agreed. "Code was never the hard part" was an irresponsible coder who perhaps never had to work for Apple. Cool article, thanks for sharing. Because programmers have generally been forced to wear additional, invisible hats that are essential to making the code happen in the first place. Writing it out is the easy part.

Almost all of us would agree if this was skilled work, but it just isn't. Agreed. "Code was never the hard part,” aren't referring to the skill of an individual. It's not the hard part of being a writer.

A lot of people enjoy coding, it's the rest of the job is a slog.