Web Designer vs Web Developer

I see HTML, CSS, and Java can be under Web Developer as well if a person will be front-end developer like creating web forms,etc....

I love the infographic. Started thinking about the front/backend, design/structure, right/left comparison..

its not a strait line with two polar opositeslike

<--X-------------------------Y---------------------------Z-->

X: Gfx/Designer
Y: frontend/backend Dev
Z: backend/Sysadmin

A venn diagram is closer, but too vague; lacks nuances.
I love the infographic. Started thinking about the front/backend, design/logic, right/left comparison...
its not a strait line with two polar opositeslike

<--X-------------------------Y---------------------------Z-->

X: Gfx/Designer
Y: frontend/backend Dev
Z: backend/Sysadmin

A venn diagram is closer, but too vague; lacks nuances.

I think some thing like a "nolan" chart might be a good fit for visualizing where one stands within this spectrum
https://nolanchart.com/images/...

**sniff** **sniff** I smell a popular `medium.com` article. I'm too busy, but if someone wanted to take that idea and run it.. I'd be more than happy to feed you some more thought nuggets if yeh quote meh

@saltuwaiya just making sure we're clear on the difference between Java and JavaScript...

@tytho Thank you.
I am not very clear about the difference between Java and JavaScript.
I didn't reach the course of Java / JavaScript yet. I'll be very happy to know.

@saltuwaiya Java is a compiled and typed language; JavaScript is interpreted and dynamic. Compiled means that the source code needs to go through a process in order to become files that can be run by the computer. Interpreted means that the language runtime reads the source files and runs it without a compile step. Typed means that variables have to have a declared type (int, double, boolean). Dynamic means that the variables don't have to have a declared type, and can in fact change their type during runtime.

Basically Java is to JavaScript as Car is to Carpet. They only share a name. They don't really have the same programming structures. The reason for the name was a marketing ploy between Netscape (JavaScript) and Sun (Java), hoping more companies would jump on board with JavaScript. It was originally called Mocha, then LiveScript, then JavaScript

@tytho Obvious explanation 👍🏻
Thank you.😊

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