I don't think that's what the OP meant at all. The claim was more along the lines of "Focusing on programming as an end in itself usually leads to an unhealthy disregard for the problem space." The key word here being "usually"; makes sense when you think about it since it's really not easy to qualify every programmer that way. The field is too vast for that.
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I don't think that's what the OP meant at all. The claim was more along the lines of "Focusing on programming as an end in itself usually leads to an unhealthy disregard for the problem space." The key word here being "usually"; makes sense when you think about it since it's really not easy to qualify every programmer that way. The field is too vast for that.