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I've always viewed myself as a developer. I know how to very effectively and efficiently put pieces of already written code and libraries together to build new
by jermaustin1 9y ago
I've always viewed myself as a developer. I know how to very effectively and efficiently put pieces of already written code and libraries together to build new products. I say I'm not a programmer, because I feel that requires more lower down knowledge and implementation details.
From my experience, a programmer/engineer can build a very efficient reverse tree sort doodad, and it come out PERFECT awesome, but they rarely build entire products. Then a developer/architect comes along and takes that brick and sticks it alongside a bunch of other bricks to release a product.
- mattbgates 9y agoI remember when I had just gotten back into programming and I was adding it to my resume. There is a lot of terminology that could be so different, or it could mean the same thing. Developer Programmer Software Engineer Software Specialist Coder Webdev Dev We can go by so many different names and I really feel that they all essentially mean the same thing. It could all be about keywords too. Take your LinkedIn profile and add all those keywords, and you will have LinkedIn emailing you that people looked at your profile. I think its all a matter of choice or the position that your company names you.