junior level developer

A Programmer/Developer with typically 2 to 5 years of experience.

The junior level developer wrote an application to track the fork lifts

by Nodnarb1 October 19, 2017

Indie Demo Developer

An Indie Demo Developer is a game developer that has yet to release a full game and has only released a demo.

Nah, bro, you're an Indie Demo Developer.

by JustADudeChillin February 8, 2022

Real Estate Business Developer

An unqualified individual who thru what seems like sheer magic manages to get themselves a job at a real estate company. Have they ever sold real estate? no, have they ever done mortgages? no, have they ever done closings? no. Their only skill is simply to be able to spot companies with weak leadership who allow them to collect a salary for doing absolutely nothing of meaning or tangible value for the organizations they represent.

Uber Driver: If you need any help with your Real Estate needs I can point you in the right direction, I just do this for fun, I'm actually a Real Estate Business Developer for a Real Estate company.
Passenger: So you sell real estate?
Uber Driver: Nah, I just watch tik toks and make posts in social media with quotes I find about authenticity, power and confidence.
Passenger: You missed my stop

by Agente Secreto January 19, 2023

Full Stack Developer

Arman Doğru

Arman Doğru is the best full stack developer in the world

by anonymous March 27, 2023

devilopment

a kind of "development" that drives Planet Earth to Hell.

Building new roads into pristine rainforest areas? Dear Xi, pls count me out from your devilopment.

by Jano T. July 27, 2018

Arrested Development

Michael Bluth finds himself forced to stay in Orange County and run the family real estate business after his father, George Bluth Sr., is sent to prison for committing white-collar crime. He tries to juggle the wants and needs of his spoiled and eccentric family while being a good role model for his teenage son, George Michael.

Arrested Development

by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 17, 2019

Real estate developer

The chief strategist of a building project and general rapist of the land needed to "improve" the community. Cunningly masters the art of deception as he solicits investors and prepares bogus tax returns for financing the project.

An expert at filing for bankruptcy at the end of every business cycle, still manages to live in a huge house, while those residents he displaced still search for affordable housing.

The real estate developer paid homage to the historical neighborhood he razed by cladding his own 15,000 square foot mansion in brick.

by Grant Rampus July 7, 2016