Is Software Engineering These Days Mostly About Writing Glue Codes To Stitch Frameworks Together????

The code in frameworks will take care of the technical stuff. 

Back in the days of Assembler, one would be messing around in the processor register and in memory. A higher-level language like C would largely abstract that away for you, but you were still using byte arrays (of type char) to work with text, and if you were using a char array to work with text, you would still have to make sure you terminated the arrays correctly, or all hell would break loose.

Allow me to hop, skip and jump a couple years forward: Java takes care of your pointers and your strings in a way that actually makes a lot of sense when you are trying to write business logic. It allows you to create and organise complex objects, and it provides you with the tools to make related objects behave consistently.

That takes a lot of the technical hullabaloo.

But when writing a decent application that has business logic in it, you still have to come up with that business logic yourself. You may not have to peek in a register to get two bytes out, then add these two together and storing the result in another register location, but you still have to figure out how to create a statement for invoices that are in a different currency, and you still have to make sure that an invoice date does not change when you are in a different time zone, but a calendar entry to ring that customer will. 

And then you have to come up with a date and time which is within your business hours as well as the customer when setting up a schedule for that call to happen. Which means that not only do you have to keep time zones into account, but also you have to make sure that your code figures out when it’s Easter, to prevent you from trying to set up a call to a customer in England on Boxing Day or Whitmonday.

Now… you can either start glueing frameworks together as you go, which will have you end up with a convoluted mess handling hundreds of exceptions as you bump into them… or you can come up with a decent architecture to make sure you can handle them in a consistent manner. The latter approach is paramount if you want to be able to maintain or extend your code in the future, rather than start from scratch each time you run into a wall of spaghetti.

THAT, my friend, is what software engineering is all about.

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