What's a specific word for a programmer who has contextual knowledge of a particular programming language,...
This term was used by an old Senior Developer of mine but for the life of me I can't recall it. The context of the conversation was that he wasn't necessarily more skilled than an Intermediate Developer, but he had more knowledge and experience in particular areas. In a sentence, it would be used like, I have more _____.
My brain keeps giving me the terms region knowledge and area knowledge, and I feel like those may be close, but are definitely not it.
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This term was used by an old Senior Developer of mine but for the life of me I can't recall it. The context of the conversation was that he wasn't necessarily more skilled than an Intermediate Developer, but he had more knowledge and experience in particular areas. In a sentence, it would be used like, I have more _____.
My brain keeps giving me the terms region knowledge and area knowledge, and I feel like those may be close, but are definitely not it.
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"domain knowledge", perhaps?
– Hellion
Dec 21 at 15:26
@Hellion Looks like we answered at the same time
– J. Chris Compton
Dec 21 at 15:28
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Subject matter expertise? Commonly abbreviated SME.
– Dan Bron
Dec 21 at 15:30
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This term was used by an old Senior Developer of mine but for the life of me I can't recall it. The context of the conversation was that he wasn't necessarily more skilled than an Intermediate Developer, but he had more knowledge and experience in particular areas. In a sentence, it would be used like, I have more _____.
My brain keeps giving me the terms region knowledge and area knowledge, and I feel like those may be close, but are definitely not it.
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This term was used by an old Senior Developer of mine but for the life of me I can't recall it. The context of the conversation was that he wasn't necessarily more skilled than an Intermediate Developer, but he had more knowledge and experience in particular areas. In a sentence, it would be used like, I have more _____.
My brain keeps giving me the terms region knowledge and area knowledge, and I feel like those may be close, but are definitely not it.
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2
"domain knowledge", perhaps?
– Hellion
Dec 21 at 15:26
@Hellion Looks like we answered at the same time
– J. Chris Compton
Dec 21 at 15:28
2
Subject matter expertise? Commonly abbreviated SME.
– Dan Bron
Dec 21 at 15:30
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2
"domain knowledge", perhaps?
– Hellion
Dec 21 at 15:26
@Hellion Looks like we answered at the same time
– J. Chris Compton
Dec 21 at 15:28
2
Subject matter expertise? Commonly abbreviated SME.
– Dan Bron
Dec 21 at 15:30
2
2
"domain knowledge", perhaps?
– Hellion
Dec 21 at 15:26
"domain knowledge", perhaps?
– Hellion
Dec 21 at 15:26
@Hellion Looks like we answered at the same time
– J. Chris Compton
Dec 21 at 15:28
@Hellion Looks like we answered at the same time
– J. Chris Compton
Dec 21 at 15:28
2
2
Subject matter expertise? Commonly abbreviated SME.
– Dan Bron
Dec 21 at 15:30
Subject matter expertise? Commonly abbreviated SME.
– Dan Bron
Dec 21 at 15:30
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I have more domain knowledge.
Can refer to more knowledge of either the technical environment or the 'business side'.
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
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Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
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Perhaps the words practiced, seasoned or adept could be what you're looking for. Example usage:
He is more practiced in this field of programming.
She is as an adept in functional programming.
He is a seasoned web-developer.
It's used differently than "domain knowledge" or "region knowledge" is but I think it can still be relevant to your question.
answered Dec 21 at 15:53
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I have more domain knowledge.
Can refer to more knowledge of either the technical environment or the 'business side'.
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
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Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
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I have more domain knowledge.
Can refer to more knowledge of either the technical environment or the 'business side'.
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
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Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
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I have more domain knowledge.
Can refer to more knowledge of either the technical environment or the 'business side'.
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
72747
I have more domain knowledge.
Can refer to more knowledge of either the technical environment or the 'business side'.
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
72747
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
72747
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
72747
answered Dec 21 at 15:28
J. Chris Compton
72747
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Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
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Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
Domain knowledge was indeed the term I was looking for! And shoutouts to Hellion for also answering it in the comments.
– CGriffin
Dec 21 at 15:35
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Perhaps the words practiced, seasoned or adept could be what you're looking for. Example usage:
He is more practiced in this field of programming.
She is as an adept in functional programming.
He is a seasoned web-developer.
It's used differently than "domain knowledge" or "region knowledge" is but I think it can still be relevant to your question.
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Perhaps the words practiced, seasoned or adept could be what you're looking for. Example usage:
He is more practiced in this field of programming.
She is as an adept in functional programming.
He is a seasoned web-developer.
It's used differently than "domain knowledge" or "region knowledge" is but I think it can still be relevant to your question.
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Perhaps the words practiced, seasoned or adept could be what you're looking for. Example usage:
He is more practiced in this field of programming.
She is as an adept in functional programming.
He is a seasoned web-developer.
It's used differently than "domain knowledge" or "region knowledge" is but I think it can still be relevant to your question.
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He is more practiced in this field of programming.
She is as an adept in functional programming.
He is a seasoned web-developer.
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"domain knowledge", perhaps?
– Hellion
Dec 21 at 15:26
@Hellion Looks like we answered at the same time
– J. Chris Compton
Dec 21 at 15:28
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Subject matter expertise? Commonly abbreviated SME.
– Dan Bron
Dec 21 at 15:30