Craftsman used in a sentence

Craftsman in a sentence as a noun

The difference between salesman and craftsman is subtle, but it's clear.

This series really got me thinking about the programmer as a craftsman or an artist.

I'm not a master level craftsman or anything, but I can build a house to code using just my current knowledge.

"It's the ultimate expression of a bad craftsman blaming his tools, and it's endemic in web development.

For every skilled craftsman you can find, I can find ten other idiots making ten times as much money thanks to being born in the right family.

However, I think this hypothesis is not well-founded:> I suspect the main reason for the disappearance of the craftsman criminal is simply that there are fewer and fewer people with the practical skills and confidence to even try to break into a safe.

> they have a wrong mindset to begin with: they believe learning to program should be relatively easy and have an obvious and relatively simple path to masteryThe masters of every subject say stuff like this, and it's really just a type of myopia of the craftsman.

Yes, it is a craft, as in crafting:- It is labor-intensive- It is creativity taxing- It produces better results the more skilled the craftsman is- It can only be learned by practicingThat extends to all professions that can't be automated and benefit from highly-skilled labor.

Scratch that itch.\n Take a break to hack that *****.\n\n People hurt & need more meds,\n Hacker rather show his creds.\n Breakthrus needed by a sage,\n But iphone apps r all the rage.\n\n Enterprise really sucks\n Hackers never get those bucks.\n Web apps used to be the hack\n But mobile's got a "craftsman's" back.\n\n Analysis!\n Paralysis!\n Algorithms!\n Distillation!\n Interpretation!\n Compilation!\n \n Deployment to the cloud.\n Disruption now allowed.\n Users need a good solution\n But all they get is more polution.\n\n Something no one ever needed.\n HN front page: he succeeded.\n Nerdie homes must make a buck.\n Why?