>It's a job description. Counter point: no, it's not. I coded professionally for 10 years. I'm now coding recreational for 29 years. (I'm 36, do the math) I con

>It's a job description. Counter point: no, it's not. I coded professionally for 10 years. I'm now coding recreational for 29 years. (I'm 36, do the math) I contributed to various platforms, frameworks, libs, open source thingies. I have a shitload of code side projects. I'm the organizer of a quite popular code related meetup. I'm not a hacker, I'm a programmer. I don't code for money. >If you program, you are a programmer I agree.