March 9, 2008 at 13:40positioning
I liked the thought.
There are people who consider themselves PHP programmers, and there are those who consider themselves programmers and program in PHP. As a rule, the former are those whom others call “bydlokodorami”, and the latter are normal professionals. The former highlight the language and amount of technology, while remaining an appendage to it, while the latter add the appropriate means to their professionalism. The point is experience, quantity, passing - or not, this is the second question - quality, outlook.
And in relation to yourself.
How.
There are people who consider themselves PHP programmers, and there are those who consider themselves programmers and program in PHP. As a rule, the former are those whom others call “bydlokodorami”, and the latter are normal professionals. The former highlight the language and amount of technology, while remaining an appendage to it, while the latter add the appropriate means to their professionalism. The point is experience, quantity, passing - or not, this is the second question - quality, outlook.
And in relation to yourself.
How.