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The job duties of a software developer typically include tasks such as overseeing software programming, testing software at various phases of completion, laying out software design, building models or diagrams to communicate the end goal and mapping out future software upgrades.
Software developers write code using programming languages, build software components, and test their designs. As a part of software testing, developers address issues or errors. After deploying an application, software developers perform maintenance, updates, and upgrades as needed.
A developer is a technology professional who works on, builds and creates software, websites, applications and other systems. Often, developers require a knowledge of coding to write and debug source code for applications and software effectively.
Skill level: Professional developers have years of experience and training in software development, making them highly skilled in their craft. Citizen developers, on the other hand, have limited experience and may not have the breadth of knowledge that professional developers possess.
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