Coding Experience Progression

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Coding Experience Progression is a concept that attempts to quantize the various stages of an individual's game and application development skills.

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Stages

N/A - No attempt at development has been made or is planned to be made
1 - The user has basic skills; programs are almost entirely comprised of pre-made libraries or features, which may have numerous bugs or lack customization options.
2 - The user has enhanced skills; programs are still largely pre-coded, though signs of understanding the environment are beginning to show
3 - The user has moderate skills; programs are somewhat equally custom and pre-coded. The user has decent understanding of the environment, and starts to find limitations in the pre-made resources.
4 - The user has advanced skills; programs are largely custom. The user begins to hit limitation after limitation with the pre-coded resources, and starts to work around them.
5 - The user is essentially an expert; programs are close to or are even entirely custom. Pre-coded resources are used very sparingly, if at all, and usually only as shortcuts, as their limitations are too rigid for efficient use.