Programicable

That which is able to be programmed.

This revision to the code is most definetely programicable.

by person with a computer February 22, 2011

programmers curse

the 'programmers curse' is a common issue where you learn enough of a programming language that there is no longer any major new information you can learn about it, making it boring, you know how to do most anything you need to in that language and no longer want to make anything in it. This is possibly due to a lack of creativity and or lack of a long attention span, you learn the language and have no creative ideas how to use it in a way that entertains you.

John: Hey a few months ago didn't you tell me you were learning Python? Make anything cool in it?
Kevin: Yeah I learned the language pretty well but now because of my programmers curse, I haven't made anything interesting yet.

by Hanokite November 15, 2017

Programator

The act of trying programming while procrastinating

That guy is a master programator.

by Programmator November 13, 2020

progamer

"Progamer" can be used to make fun of other video game players in an online community or in the middle of an online match, usually when they make rookie mistakes.

This term is presently gaining popularity, as many gamers are tired of hearing "noob" all the time.

Way to drive that tank off the cliff, progamer!

Were you trying to stab my tank, progamer?

If you have progamers on your team how come you're losing?

Dude, if the progamers on your team left you'd definitely win!

by Amanda Huggenkisss October 3, 2009

Turd programmer

Someone who potty trains or teaches animals, children or adults how to use the bathroom.

That dog has been poopin' all over the house! Dammit, Mable, call in a turd programmer!

by DoctorShockwave January 25, 2009

Progrome

To dig ones underwear out of ones butt crack.

After sitting on that 5 hour flight, I had to progrome up to the third knuckle.

by Dave November 13, 2003

programmer

A dood that Builds code for everything on your Computer. He understands a whole bunch of code that may look like jibbirish to you.

A programmer can understand this:

#!/usr/bin/perl
my@"A,M";
my@"N,Z";

if input="(@'A,M'; 'N,Z')";
print"asdf"
}
else
{
print"qwerty"

by Rhibbon March 17, 2008