I came here to say roughly this. This isn't so much a topic for discussion today, but not long ago I can recall arguments about the difference between programm

I came here to say roughly this. This isn't so much a topic for discussion today, but not long ago I can recall arguments about the difference between programming and scripting. Not long ago, calling yourself a programmer since you made a website in HTML with some CSS was laughable. I also think the issue with the "Rockstar Developer" discussion is that there's no clear definition of what that even means. The author notes this in the article - and there have been terrible attempts at measuring this (anybody remember getting paid per lines of code?)