Comment by latexr

> What term would you use?

I’m not fussed about the exact term, as long as it points to something real and at semantic equal footing with the alternative.

Note how they described two areas of focus (what you “love”): “coding” and “delivering value/solutions”.

You can be a “coder” or a “programmer”, no one is a “deliverer of value/solutions”.

“Coding” is explicit, it’s an activity you can point at. “Delivering values/solutions” is vague, it’s corporate speak to sound positive without committing to anything. It doesn’t represent anything specific or tangible. It doesn’t even reference software, though it’s what it is, to make it sound broader than what it is. You could say “using and releasing apps”, for example, thought proponents may feel that’s reductive (but then again, so is “coding”).

Again, what’s in contention here isn’t the exact term, but making sure it’s one that actually means something to humans, instead of marketing speak.