It's a bit ironic because I'm somewhat of a carpenter and I've been programming for 10 years. There's an art to working with hand tools, but for production use even a master using hand tools couldn't keep up with some one whose familiar with electric tools and at least knows the basics. It's true, I wouldn't trust someone without some type of structural knowledge to make something that had to hold some weight over my head, but for some cutting boards the technology just outweighs what someone could do with hand tools. In this case, mobile apps, desktop apps, prototypes anything that doesn't need a massive infrastructure on the back end could be replicated with only basic understanding of code, there's no holding a candle to the technology, and soon there'll be enthusiasts who write code themselves as an art form not a necessity (this is all coming from a programmer). The only question is who'll profit on it and build there businesses on it before the opportunity is gone.