Prayer of a Software Developer

• Psalm 104:1 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:2 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:3 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:4 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:5 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:6 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:7 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:8 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:9 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:10 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:11 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:12 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:13 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:14 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:15 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:16 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:17 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:18 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:19 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:20 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:21 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:22 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:23 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:24 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:25 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:26 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:27 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:28 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:29 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:30 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:31 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:32 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:33 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:34 (ESV)
• Psalm 104:35 (ESV)

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Lord, you created the rules of software design.

By your word, DRY and YAGNI came to be. They reflect you and your
simplicity.

You are the source of the logic of every programming language, from
the depths of FORTRAN to the heights of Python and C#. Each language
is unique.

Concepts such as encapsulation reflect the beauty of two or more
working together in unity yet in distinctness.

Dependency injection teaches me to live day by day, with all I need
provided by you: you have already given us all we need for life &
godliness.

All these and all unknown concepts of software engineering have been
created by you and stored within the fabric of reality for your glory,
to reflect your own goodness, wisdom, and trustworthiness. Not one of
your works is out of place: each works together in the way you intend.

You truly are the Master Software Designer.

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