Somebody who makes significant portion of their income from programming.
Money is not the proof of professionalism.
Yes. But is this all? I think it could be more. Such as professional image or ability.
The word "professional" kinda has a double meaning.
There's the standard definition:
(of a person) engaged in a specified activity as one's main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.
Which basically means "it's my job".
But some people also use it to quantify skill. In that case "being a professional" means "being good at it".
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Somebody who makes significant portion of their income from programming.
Money is not the proof of professionalism.
Yes. But is this all? I think it could be more. Such as professional image or ability.
The word "professional" kinda has a double meaning.
There's the standard definition:
Which basically means "it's my job".
But some people also use it to quantify skill. In that case "being a professional" means "being good at it".