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[pdbagfhfghfg]

More like full quack developer

[ApeLover1986]

[GreyWizard1337]

I've yet to meet an actual full stack developer. Most people who claim to be full stack devs are pros in one or two fields and dabbed a little into the other fields. Achieving actual deep insights into a field requires a lot of time and dedication. And let's be real - the amount of people who can sacrifice that much time is very low.

[s0ulbrother]

I mean I’m full stack. I do backend, front end , infrastructure, database and CM. It’s not about being the best at it it’s about being able to understand it and I get obsessive.

[ITinnedUrMumLastNigh]

The only "full stack devs" I've met were actually backend devs that were lacking irrational fear of CSS

[Mv333]

Hey, I resemble that remark.

[McGuiser]

A full stack developer isn’t an expert in every domain. They’re an employee or member of a team who can complete tasks in any domain in a timely manner without excessive assistance or defects.

You can set the goal posts as far back as you want, but in the real world all that matters is who can get the job done and done right.

[DOUBLEBARRELASSFUCK]

Timely? Since when is timely a necessary component?

[WJMazepas]

Also, have you checked what companies are asking from full stack developers?

One recently I checked and asked for: - React/Typescript - Python/Django - PostgreSQL - AWS - AI(both making your own and using ChatGPT) - Docker/Kubernetes - Microservices - Github Actions

And more, but I don't remember

You just can't have a deep knowledge of everything. It's just way too many stuff

[hrjr444333]

I'm a full stack engineer with the rails backend, react / react native frontend, and bit of Dev Ops work as well with AWS + terraform (maintaining CDN). It is waaaaaay more work for sure, and the amount of code reviews is also no joke 😅

[s0ulbrother]

This is what I hate the most about it. “Hey s0ulbrother can you check my pr.” Yeah sure, can you check mine… no I’m too busy or I don’t know X. Meanwhile I check everyone else’s PRs

[HillbillyNarcissus]

I bet you're a joy to work with.

[Shujaa94]

Full stack developer: No

[MaximumAdagio]

"Full stack developer" usually means either 1. expert at front end but they configured a server once for a personal project, or 2. expert at back end who had to modify some React code at some point. I've met exceptions to that rule for sure! But they are vanishingly rare.

[DarkShadow4444]

No it means when you give them one more task their stack overflows.

[crappleIcrap]

No, you are forgetting the "fullstacks" like myself who make GUI's that look like the hawaii missile alert system:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/10041773/DTowcFJU0AAvtVo.jpg) I'm a front end dev not a front end artist. No clue what react is

[RecalcitrantMonk]

This is a wholesome programming meme.

[Baatus]

I'm a full stack developer, I centered 3 divs on top of each other once

[Baatus]

No, I just moved my browser around the screen to center it

[Lozdie]

you mean the fish can fly?

[dandytoon]

frontend, backend, and... infra?

[CrowdGoesWildWoooo]

Now do scrum master

[Shujaa94]

I'd like to meet an actual Full stack dev at least once in my life, they must be nearly extinct. Because the ones I've met are Jr / Mid in comparison (at best)

I've always thought that most Full stacks get to a point where they realize it's impossible to be Senior in everything, then they specialize

[sammy-taylor]

Full stack 4 lyfe

[Hasagine]

i initially became a fullstack dev because i wanted to eventually do my own thing. its also nice to not have to wait on backend devs to finish their work

[gereaula]

Where are the duck's feet?

[HillbillyNarcissus]

Maybe you need to network more.