craftwork

The problem for software artisans is that unlike other handmade craftwork, nobody else ever sees your code.

There's also tree plantations, mines, cities, and anything else that isn't sitting in the jungle doing craftwork.

John Carmack has a surplus in other aspects of the craftwork but the feeling of immersion is more related to your concentration capabilities.

I'd say artisanship, craftwork, architecture, or industrial design are all much closer to what we do than either of those.

Refined metal craftwork that is awkward to hold like a weapon.

First, you tell them that, from the perspective of the end-user, their craftwork is done, and nobody will notice anything wrong with it.

Literature and craftwork are equally rewarding and beneficial imo.

Programmers at this company preferred to endure the risk of layoff rather than have their art/handiwork/craftwork get recast as something that another individual could do just as well.

To make a video that a human can recognize as showing local craftwork and cannot be replicated at a workshop in China for $50 is a ton of work.

I don't blame (actual) creative artists for dumping this craftwork drudgery onto AI, but it's hard to say what long-term consequences of tapping an ever-dwindling reserve of unexploited prior creative art will be.

I have noticed a significant increase in postering for events, music and a few more local only type retail stores,and millenials leaning in on traditional trades, craftwork, art, etc.

"Craftwork" is another such word, being "the craft produced as the work of a trade, or the process of applying one's craftsmanship to produce work." Both, I think, are useful in a programming context.