A non-profesional developer who can use stack overflow and tutorials to make awesome technology using lots of time and effort.
The citizen developer can deploy their resources to help scientists develop new therapeutics to a variety of diseases by the means of simulating protein dynamics
by bitterdev May 19, 2020
A person who is continually developing, selling and moving to a new 'home' as often as the tax laws allow them. Superficial neighbour with no real interest in community who uses their home as a way to climb the social ladder and/or make money. For example, may sell and move house every 13 months, if the law requires them to stay over 12 months to avoid paying a tax on the profit from its sale.
Partner1: I met the new neighbours today at the old place over the road...
Partner2: Yeah, we talked on the weekend - if they do to what they did to their last place they won't stay - they are just bloody serial developers.
Partner2: Yeah, we talked on the weekend - if they do to what they did to their last place they won't stay - they are just bloody serial developers.
by barns January 30, 2007
A person who is continually developing, selling and moving to a new 'home' as often as the tax laws allow them. Superficial neighbour with no real interest in community who uses their home as a way to climb the social ladder and/or make money. For example, may sell and move house every 13 months, if the law requires them to stay over 12 months to avoid paying a tax on the profit from its sale.
Partner1: I met the new neighbours today at the old place over the road, they seemed nice but were keen to tell me all about themselves...
Partner2: Yeah, we I talked on the weekend - I gather they dont plan to stay, if they do to what they did to their last place - they are just serial developers, it seems to me.
Partner2: Yeah, we I talked on the weekend - I gather they dont plan to stay, if they do to what they did to their last place - they are just serial developers, it seems to me.
by barns January 24, 2007
A skilled developer needs only a hole punch. Back in my day, a security hole is what you put the padlock through. "The costs these Amish Developers make up for not having to purchase expensive IDEs and other tools are completely lost in additional development time."
by bkucenski November 16, 2018
by Mrs. Reef June 06, 2017
A developer who tells a lot of good stories about different technologies and different projects but who has little practical skill and doesn't stick with any particular job for long
His resume has all the important keywords on it but the lack of any detail of work done and his employment history make him look like a gypsy developer unable to commit to anything long term.
by bkucenski April 18, 2018