[ZinnZirconium]

The hardest part of programming is finding workarounds for undocumented bugs. And I don't mean the kinds of details people have to be told on stackoverflow after refusing to read the manual. I mean genuinely showstopping bugs with nonobvious workarounds like HTML5 audio didn't fire the ended event in Safari until iOS 13.4. There's a guy who complained about it on his blog for eight years until Apple allegedly fixed it. And I say allegedly because I consider the fix to be broken and I still use a workaround which I had to discover for myself through original research.

The only part of programming which is easy is copying example code from the documentation. Once you build a nontrivial project that solves a real problem you're already working beyond the trivial. Real work gets real challenging real fast. If you're staying within the percentage of programming that's still easy then you're just doing copypasta and not really programming.