/g/, what is the difference between the terms "developer"

>>62374886
The title.

That's it.

Software developers use C. Software engineers use Java.

>>62374886
You call yourself an engineer when you're talking to hoes.

>>62374900
Who gets the title, though?
>>62374930
>encouraging hoes to gold dig.

>>62374906
Nope, developer here. Using java.

In my experience engineers and architects seem to be similarly used to refer to people designing in-house utilities, tools, frameworks, and the like and sort of lead teams that implement them under their guidance.

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>>62374886

Software Engineer: Typically, someone who does not have an actual engineering degree.

Dr. Dre: Someone who has a Doctorate in pimpin'

So you see, Dr. Dre has an even more legitimate title than most "Software Engineers"

>>62374886
The difference is that Stacy working as a cashier is clueless about what is "software" and "developer". However, when she hears "engineer" that translates to money in her head and will instantly offer her pussy to you.

Engineers have masters, anyone below it is an "engineer"

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>>62374886
>tfw majoring in gender engineering

Developer = IQ sub 130
Engineer = IQ of 130 and higher