I see so many out there who refer to themselves as programmers simply because they can write some basic codes. Just like I heard someone say few days back that: I am a programmer😊, I write HTML programming language. 😂😂Hilarious right? I think ...
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Now I know the difference. Thanks for the article, and thanks for the meeting as well. Happy Weekend to you and everyone 😙
Hmm, which I'm I? 🤔
These concepts data structures, problem-solving, algorithms, I won't say I've mastered them but I'll call myself a programmer in Javascript 🙂.
Thanks for the mention 😊, Nice article, short and informative, I am a programmer at Javascript while a coder at Python 😂
Noah
Full Stack Engineer/SRE/DevOps Engineer/Solution Architect
Maybe unpopular opinion, but this seems like splitting hairs. You're either a developer/programmer/software engineer or you're not.
No, writing HTML and CSS/SCSS/etc. does not make you a developer. Nearly every designer I've worked with does this to a degree but their primary job is a UI/UX designer.
There's nothing wrong with having hard defined boundaries for what is and isn't qualifying. When you start taking interchangeable words for the same thing and try to morph one or two of them to be different but not mutually-exclusive terms you just make things more vague and dilute the meaning behind the words.
But that's just my opinion