Developer vs programmer
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This document compares programmers and developers, describing their different focuses, styles, and approaches. Programmers prioritize writing efficient code, often using low-level languages and tools like Notepad. They focus on system projects and performance over documentation. Developers emphasize design, high-level languages, IDEs, and creating business and web applications. While both dislike documentation, developers stress readable code style and comments over pure performance. The document encourages the reader to consider which role, programmer or developer, better fits their interests.
Developer vs programmer
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- 2. Programmer vs. Developer ProgrammerDeveloperDefinition
- 3. Code Style
- 5. Environment
- 6. Projects
- 8. Negotiation IT-Share –Cat scope 11 2010
- 9. codeImplementation Debugging Design Definition
- 10. programmerCode represents number 1 in his life.
- 11. Most of his time and all the interests in code writing.
- 12. Be happy when coding a new function.
- 13. Play with memory : ) Developer Code represents number 2 in his life.
- 14. Most of his time and all the interests in code idea.
- 15. Using an existed function.
- 16. Interested in application design : ) Performance StyleCommentsCode style
- 17. programmerPerfect code “The best solutions “.
- 19. No style “You can’t read this “.
- 20. He doesn’t know comments : ( Developer Perfect code .
- 22. Perfect style (Easy to read).
- 23. Most of his code is comments : ) Programming Language
- 25. Assemply
- 26. C
- 27. C++
- 28. JavaDeveloper High Level Languages
- 30. Java
- 31. Use low level language for specific target. EnvironmentToolsOperating System
- 34. Visual studio
- 35. NetbeansProjects
- 37. System Resources : ) Developer Business applications
- 38. Database applications : )
- 39. Web services : ) Documentation
- 41. Resign :(Developer Hates writing documentations. Negotiation
- 42. THINKWhat do you want to be ?
- 43. Memory Game
- 44. Shooter Game
- 45. Block game
- 46. Arp spoofing
- 47. Offline SQL
- 49. Online SQL
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