I feel like degrading the discipline of programming/development to "coding" is a bigger step backwards. Coding is used in programming, but if you're just churning out code then you're not developing well-architected, maintainable and safe software
It's like saying that accountant is just adding. I think come then of tax year you'd be avoiding an accountant who says they've got experience in adding.
It's like saying that accountant is just adding. I think come then of tax year you'd be avoiding an accountant who says they've got experience in adding.