I completely agree, but we need some kind of title to differentiate the people who are as versed in CS and pragmatic programming - from the lowest asm/C to Lisp

I completely agree, but we need some kind of title to differentiate the people who are as versed in CS and pragmatic programming - from the lowest asm/C to Lisps and MLs - and the typical JavaScript dev who did a web course. At least here, both are called (software) developers and I really don't want to be painted with the same brush as web cowboys who don't value stability and things done "properly".