Your statement, “If we say that humanists need to learn to code, should we also ask that coders learn Humanities, or should we admit we come to this profession with a preformatted division of labor?” is quite provocative. (I shall reserve being — respectfully — provoked until the gathering. As a teaser, though, I’ll suggest that a technologists have a general set of skills that can be applied to an extraordinarily wide range of problems. DH are the architects, and IT are the builder/contractors.)