“Digital Developer” because I fought to get a promotion and leave my old title of “Jr. Digital Developer” ;)
At the agency I work at, devs go by "Digital" developer versus "Frontend"/"Web"/"Backend" mostly because most of us work across the stack, and even into traditional DevOps and/or Database admin territory.
I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I'm really put off by he use of "digital" in titles. Everything we do with computers is digital at some point, so I'd rather take the word back and use it exclusively for people who make things with their fingers.
“Digital Developer” because I fought to get a promotion and leave my old title of “Jr. Digital Developer” ;)
At the agency I work at, devs go by "Digital" developer versus "Frontend"/"Web"/"Backend" mostly because most of us work across the stack, and even into traditional DevOps and/or Database admin territory.
I'm really put off by he use of "digital" in titles. Everything we do with computers is digital at some point, so I'd rather take the word back and use it exclusively for people who make things with their fingers.
I don't mind it. But when you think about it, we still do make things with our fingers ;)