> Interesting. Some time ago I had the ongoing debate with a colleague on what it meant to be full stack.
Yeah, that's what makes this term a poor one IMO. It's not at all clear what it means. I've always taken it to mean "not merely Javascript."
Yeah, that's what makes this term a poor one IMO. It's not at all clear what it means. I've always taken it to mean "not merely Javascript."
Fullstack developer = someone who can do all parts of a project on their own if they wanted to.
Calling the top two layers of a very deep stack "full stack" is a bit strange.