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What is the difference between Developer and programmer?
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Answer Posted / neeti singh,bareilly
Just wondering whats the difference between a Programmer and
a Developer?
The difference is how you label them. In theory a programmer
doesn't do any of the designing for a project; he's strictly
a code monkey. A developer is active in all stages of the
development of software. In reality they're both the same
thing unless you work at a huge conglomerate that breaks
teams down into the tiniest units.
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