I configure & wrap software to enable play, services & sale on a client for different tech stacks / systems. I program but devs I’m embedded with don’t consider myself a developer since I’m not actually coding on the actual software.
More fuel for the imposter syndrome fire? Or is it the opposite, saying that anyone who understands programming as a form of art is a programmer, regardless of how others may judge them?https://twitter.com/jcoplien/status/1051428822275555329 …
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It’s an identity crisis for me. I guess I’m a scripter?
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I think “before calling yourself a programmer” is the tell.
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Meh, it’s nothing like that. It’s just a load of pure horseshit - calling every programmer who does not see code as art a non-programmer is ridiculous at the most fundamental level.
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Naw, just some gatekeeping wankery.
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There’s always another level to master but I call myself an engineer, not a programmer.
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