Q:

Does it make sense to say “We came to code”

My mother language is German and I am working as IT professional. 
I am about to write a small manifesto on some professional values for a group of people. Since writing source code is more or less the main activity of a programmer does it make sense to use  “We came to code –  and to build something valuable” as the title of the manifesto?

A:

The phrase "we came to code" is perfectly acceptable as a title. There are other examples of this scattered throughout literature and you can use virtually any variant:

We came to rock
We came to rule
We came to eat cake

