The phrase "jack of of all trades, master of none" comes to mind.
There is value in aiming to master something and, even after achieving mastery in that something, still realizing there is even more to understanding it. Others may only ever grasp the concept but deep-diving grants knowledge few will attain.
Software pervades every aspect of our lives. It is there to support us in our endeavors across every industry and those who can code can make things that simplify their own lives. The coder can write a script to do something specific and automate processes while the non-coder has to put together a hodge-podge of inefficient tools that someone else made that does the same thing but is far less elegant and usually involves manual labor.
The phrase "jack of of all trades, master of none" comes to mind.
There is value in aiming to master something and, even after achieving mastery in that something, still realizing there is even more to understanding it. Others may only ever grasp the concept but deep-diving grants knowledge few will attain.
Software pervades every aspect of our lives. It is there to support us in our endeavors across every industry and those who can code can make things that simplify their own lives. The coder can write a script to do something specific and automate processes while the non-coder has to put together a hodge-podge of inefficient tools that someone else made that does the same thing but is far less elegant and usually involves manual labor.
Hi, yes there is definitely a lot of value in becoming a master of a subject! But combining different subjects is very powerful as well. 😊