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"Complete software engineers", eh? Does that mean things required for modern software engineering, like complexity theory and relational calculus? Or are they
by Kalium 12y ago
"Complete software engineers", eh? Does that mean things required for modern software engineering, like complexity theory and relational calculus?
Or are they just skipping over this?
- hashberry 12y agoIt is also my pet peeve to call a Web Developer a Software Engineer. It's rather antiquated. Being a full-stack webdev is about knowing how all the different pieces fit together.
- Kalium 12y agoI suspect they're relying on the confusion. A fully educated software engineer likely has a long and remunerative career ahead of them. A web developer may not, and one trained this way almost certainly lacks the breadth of skills required for said career as a software engineer.
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