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Have built in many drag and drop options to speed up process of building applications and it's very useful tool. At the end, software looking very simple for users, but it's still large work behind the scenes to program it.
Well i am not using traditional coding any more to code whole software. I used "[b]Ubot studio[/b]" which is software to make softwares :) Have built in many drag and drop options to speed up process of building applications and it's very useful tool. At the end, software looking very simple for users, but it's still large work behind the scenes to program it.
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You need more programming skills to plan what you want to achieve but it's easy to make some simple applications. However it's not cheap to buy so it maybe doesn't worth it to produce only simplest applications but it's awesome tool and i like playing with that and exploring new possibilities all the time.
I have seen some complete newbies using it without knowing any coding and since it's drag and drop software, i guess your imagination is limit :) You need more programming skills to plan what you want to achieve but it's easy to make some simple applications. However it's not cheap to buy so it maybe doesn't worth it to produce only simplest applications but it's awesome tool and i like playing with that and exploring new possibilities all the time.
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I was involved in some projects as freelance coder to work for some programmers who don't even want to tell you what they programming because they want to keep their idea in secret before it's completed. For example i was hired to code some PHP files which should communicate with MySql database and i was told what results i have to pull out and how to display them in HTML. While some other coders were hired to do similar things for different operations on same project. Programmer who hired us all didn't know coding to make all project live and working but also protected his idea by hiring few different coders... So this is another scenario that could happen and divide programmers from coders, but yes, it's true that in other case it can be same person or same thing...
Yes and no :) I was involved in some projects as freelance coder to work for some programmers who don't even want to tell you what they programming because they want to keep their idea in secret before it's completed. For example i was hired to code some PHP files which should communicate with MySql database and i was told what results i have to pull out and how to display them in HTML. While some other coders were hired to do similar things for different operations on same project. Programmer who hired us all didn't know coding to make all project live and working but also protected his idea by hiring few different coders... So this is another scenario that could happen and divide programmers from coders, but yes, it's true that in other case it can be same person or same thing...
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For example, coder could be person who write codes for one or all files needed for some project and programmer is person who putting it all together into work, testing it and telling the coder if there is more to be coded or to make some changes.
In many cases one person do all this things, programming and coding because it's easier to communicate with your own mind and work on your own idea to achieve your target. But when it comes to large projects it is almost impossible to do it all by one person. For example think about developing software like Windows! In this case, programmer can't do it by him self, but telling coders which part of software to code, while he (programmer) putting all this parts together into one, to get final working solution. So it means, on large projects there is big difference between them... Interesting subject and not so easy to answer, because depend how we looking at it and also depend if we talking about making software, web application or phone application. All are very similar, but if we going into small details, all can be little or very different. Short way said [b]programmers are creating the logic, coders are translating that logic into actual code[/b]. For example, coder could be person who write codes for one or all files needed for some project and programmer is person who putting it all together into work, testing it and telling the coder if there is more to be coded or to make some changes. In many cases one person do all this things, programming and coding because it's easier to communicate with your own mind and work on your own idea to achieve your target. But when it comes to large projects it is almost impossible to do it all by one person. For example think about developing software like Windows! In this case, programmer can't do it by him self, but telling coders which part of software to code, while he (programmer) putting all this parts together into one, to get final working solution. So it means, on large projects there is big difference between them...
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