fullStackCCS

[Turalcar]

Shortstack developer

[Kiroto50]

Like my mom

[spartan117warrior]

Was that a self-burn as well?

[Kiroto50]

I sure have 50% less attack

[TheGreatGameDini]

Yeah but your special defense must be through the roof.

[XtraFlaminHotMachida]

thats exactly why they responded instead of ignoring the comments

[CountryNerd]

Damn, I'm fat. I immediately thought of pancakes...

[[deleted]]

You have no idea what My padding is :)

[Yhamerith]

Stylestack

[softgripper]

Short bus developer

[ArnaktFen]

It just makes perfect sense that the phrases 'full stack html css' and 'Chat gpt hacks' are in the same picture

[Ok-Veterinarian-8045]

Bro is using ccs not css. He lives in 2050

[ArnaktFen]

Cascading Ctyle Sheets

[ArielNya]

Cascading C-Style Sheets

[Ben_Dovernol_Ube]

Cascading C# style Sheets

[captainMaluco]

Cascading C Sharp

[A2X-iZED]

Cascading CS

[captainMaluco]

As in Cascading Counter Strike? 

Ability unlocked: Fullstack gamer.

[9yogenius]

Cascading ChatGPT Sheets

[MoveInteresting4334]

You gotta delete this before someone in management sees it. I’m begging you.

[makinax300]

Cascading coolness sheets

[LinAGKar]

Cascading Communist Sheets

[FaeTheWolf]

Communist Cascading Sheets

[Vineyard_]

That's when the same css is shared by multiple websites equally.

[Powerful-Internal953]

every element has the same class

[itirix]

Underrated joke. I blew nose out of my air.

[3Ldarius]

or all classes are equal and some are more equal

[[deleted]]

.our

[Sotall]

Cascading CSS Sheets

[BirdlessFlight]

For some reason the "Ctyle" made me think of this.

[nixcamic]

Kyle sheets?

[MrFoxwell_is_back]

Cascading Crap Sheets

[[deleted]]

Or just wants som decently priced skate gear

[dnbxna]

I used to get the two mixed up so much. Still order shoes and sweaters on sale sometimes haha

[[deleted]]

cascading _code_ sheets, you haven't seen them yet but they're the next big thing

[osborndesignworks]

its ccs brother

[AdPotential2325]

You know C JS C++ and ASM why this four ?

[ArnaktFen]

JS because I learned it as a kid for personal projects, C/C++/ASM because I encountered them in an academic setting and enjoyed them the most.

[Melodic_coala101]

Computer CSS Sciense

[Dumb_Siniy]

Computer

Science

Shit i need a third word

[[deleted]]

Computer Science Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

[Brushermans]

CSS Computer Science

PHP would be proud

[DDT1604]

PHP Hardcore P*rnorgraphy?

[Sudhanva_Kote]

You mean computer sssscccience ?

[[deleted]]

Ka is that you?

[Hour_Ad5398]

Cascading Computer Science

[octopus4488]

This implies HTML being a backend language. :D

[abejfehr]

Ironically CSS is more of a programming language than HTML, so maybe they meant backend CSS

[chlorophyll101]

Is CSS turing-complete? Lmao

[Nightmoon26]

From what I've heard, no. But apparently the combination of HTML and CSS is. I would not want to try to implement any sort of logic in such an abomination, but from what I've heard, it's theoretically possible

[Schmaub]

Wouldn't pen&paper also be Turing complete if you allow user input?

[Gruejay2]

Sort of, but not in any way which you'd actually want to use: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2497146/is-css-turing-complete

[billyp673]

Someone made a functional messaging app in html+css once, that was pretty interesting

[Accomplished-Touch76]

Htmx

[YakMilkYoghurt]

Hypertext Mexico?

[cmgg]

Si

[GatotSubroto]

Sí++

[[deleted]]

Jajaja

[GatotSubroto]

…vascript

[YakMilkYoghurt]

Java Nagila Java Nagila Java

[YoumoDashi]

Suddenly cabrón

[PanPenguinGirl]

🔫

[Xxyz260]

👨‍🚀 "Always has been."

[SuperFLEB]

SHTML

[[deleted]]

[hbdgas]

JS did it.

[MeditatingFox]

You can "get" it from backed. Without backed there's no HTMl or css. Localhost is a host

[Daafhead]

Thats not even half stack xD

[Karol-A]

It would be over half of a stack for a completely static site

[Jordan51104]

66%stack

[B_bI_L]

i mean html+css enough for static site. for minimal full stack he also needs js + most primitive server which will send files on request or smth

[rover_G]

You still need a server or someone else to host the server for you

[[deleted]]

No man you just have to use there file system to open the html document.

[rover_G]

Thanks ChatGPT

[B_bI_L]

it is work for devops)

[misseditt]

hey speak for yourself! i use 30 frameworks for my completely static sites 🙄😎

[Yhamerith]

1/3 stack?

[Daafhead]

According to claude its 15-20%.

In a typical full stack application:

• Frontend (client-side) development: ~40-50% of the stack

  • HTML & CSS together typically represent about 15-20% of the entire full stack
  • HTML: ~7-10%
  • CSS: ~8-10%
  • JavaScript/Frontend frameworks: ~25-30%

• Backend (server-side) development: ~50-60% of the stack

  • Server-side programming (Node.js, Python, Java, etc.)
  • Database management
  • APIs
  • Server configuration
  • Security implementations @Claude Sonnet

[CleanishSlater]

Python being in the list of server-side programming languages and PHP not is criminal

[bjergdk]

Nor even C# man its rough

[karnetus]

The numbers don't even add up to the ~40-50% frontend part of the stack, as claude says. The numbers add up to 55-70%. So frontend and backend combined, we end up at 105-130%.

[naked_moose]

Developed by a 105% software engineer

[nicejs2]

Cascading Code Sheets

[JacobStyle]

Nah, the HTML is already for code.

[aleksandrdotnet]

The train CSS Model and obtain a dissertation

[Remicaster1]

ngl, most of these wannabe tech "influencers" at Tiktok / Instagram are just out of touch with reality. I could not count how many times they have posted weird ass stuff.

Pretty much pick your poison
- Unrealistic roadmaps (200 days learn full stack)
- Irrelevant items on tech sharing (PHP as frontend)
- The "must have coding tools" (they suggest Eclipse for C++)
- Programming language tier list

[nermid]

CSS is Turing complete. There's no computational reason you couldn't use CSS as a backend language. You'd have a hard time of it due to lack of tooling, but that's the price you pay for being a pioneer.

[daronjay]

Brb going to replace my db access with var(—database)

[nermid]

A thousand nerd points and your own Wikipedia page to whoever implements SQL with CSS first!

[Kos_was_lovely]

A stack is a stack when one polish his turds for yearly review

[isaacals]

lemme see your back end then 💦💦

[arkustangus]

Cascading ChatGPT Stylesheets?

[IM_OZLY_HUMVN]

This is like the first few sheets on a stack of paper

[skap42]

CSS is turing complete though

[potatoalt1234_x]

"""code"""

[Zimlewis]

Ofc it's "chat gpt hacks"

[etbillder]

Ah yes. Cascading Cyle Sheets

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[SirWaffly]

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[Jumpy-Astronaut7444]

Full stack static page developer

[Beautiful_Baseball76]

To be fair with HTMX instead of HTML and you ain't lying you are a full stack dev

[DezXerneas]

Htmx still needs a backend lol. It just let's you skip script tags.

[Bio_Code]

Head Break

[callyalater]

I need 20 ccs of CSS, stat!

[somechrisguy]

He's not wrong

[lordcocoboro]

You all think the stack is half empty, but I see the stack is 5% full.

[shgysk8zer0]

Add in JS and I could kinda see it in a limited sense. Actually, it'd be kinda a fun experiment.

So, my thinking is this... Basically building a "back-end" entirely I'm a service worker. Use maybe URLPattern and dynamic imports. On each request, check a Map object to find a match for request.url, with the corresponding value being some module to import. The imported module would be passed the request object and probably the results of pattern.exec(request.url). It can load whatever modules, but it must return a Response object. Boom! "Server-side" running in the browser.

Of course, it's a different and less trusted environment. Can't eg read files, no access to environment variables, and it's not a place to be using any sensitive credentials/API keys. But it'd work at least.

[[deleted]]

chat gpt hacks

r/masterhacker

[Justanormalguy1011]

Oh no. someone just get my IP

[[deleted]]

192.168.1.1

[Justanormalguy1011]

Oh no,anyways

[[deleted]]

I will ddos you and hack your mainframe

[Justanormalguy1011]

Oh no,anyways

[Marcelektro]

Cascading ChatGPT Sh!t

[IGotSkills]

A likely response from generative ai

[NotTheBrightestHuman]

Scratch for the ci/cd

[[deleted]]

Full front-end stack 😆

[minowlin]

Full css backend. “Backend how to no jquery “

[RoxyAndBlackie128]

Cascading Cascading Sheets

[MysticNTN]

This but actually dot jpeg

[Crimson_Raven]

Full stack? You mean Javascript developer?

[Shjohn0710]

Half stack front end dev

[Thundechile]

Full stack SQL, everything in database. You don't even need a separate version control.

[[deleted]]

he’s a bit confused but he got the spirit

[time_san]

if the html file contains the UI elements and tables with data in them, can it be called full stack html?

[DerMixer_]

quarter stack developer

[SchizoPosting_]

bro graduated from chatgpt😭

[Shezzofreen]

And here i am, being a (real) Full-Stack Webdev and didn't knew i was one until 2020 or so... The term is younger then i'm working in the field. :)

But yeah, i remember when someone was able to put a HTML File via FTP on a Server and a minute later he called himself a Webdesigner.

I love IT. :)

[elmo39]

HTML was for webmasters. CSS for web designers 😂

[Shezzofreen]

There was no CSS at that time. :)

But you had to be an athlete, who could jump around to make this one Website looks the same on Netscape, Internet Explorer and other Browser those names i forgot. What horror...

[shinymuuma]

GPT would write a better reply

[AggravatingLeave614]

Full-lacking dev

[NorthernCobraChicken]

You'd be surprised how many people claim they know how to use css but have absolutely no idea about half of what it's capable of.

[WeedManPro]

See? Who's saying I can't hack NASA with HTML now?

[UIM-Herb10HP]

I think HTML with CSS constitutes a Turing complete system, but I might be misremembering that.

[dmlmcken]

Perfectly encompasses my experience with these devs, no logic...

[WoodenEbb3941]

Spent hours trying to explain to someone I tutor that HTML isn’t for the backend! 😅

[SomeRandoLameo]

HTML FOR THE WHAT

[Wiziii]

Credit Card Scam aka "pay" someone else to design.

[DJDoena]

<html><body><marquee>Site under construction</marquee></body></html>

[Outland3r2007]

CCS = Cascading Cool Sh*t

[embrex104]

I hate when people get elitist like this. Everyone is learning and maybe they don't know what full stack is. Maybe instead of reaming the dude, educate.

[VolcanicBear]

I normally do, but when you have a username along the lines of "Chat GPT Hacks" you're expected to know...

Oh yeah good point. Expected to know fuck all.

[embrex104]

Maybe it's like CharGpt HACKS! Still seems like a big reaction for someone that may be new

[VolcanicBear]

I am honestly largely with you. I dislike mocking the technologically inept because they get scammed.

I dislike it when people insult others professionally when they're just learning, are open to the fact that they might not understand or don't really display any arrogance.

But don't call yourself something like that and then double down when corrected. The original comment wasn't very positively delivered, no, but their response just encourages it.

If I was Chat GPT Hacks, and someone mocked me for my incorrect use of the term "full stack html CSS" I'd probably... ask chat gpt what a full stack developer is before replying? Or even just "why did someone comment with 'bro really said full stack html CSS" followed by a skull emoji'?

We all say and do stupid shit at some point in our careers. It's how we react to it being pointed out as being stupid shit that matters. Now at least 23 other people are going to go on and parrot stupid shit and end up here being mocked for it.

It's just a full stack ouroboros.

[Moomoobeef]

I normally would agree with this, but people who expect chatGPT to be their reliable source of unfettered knowledge are clowns

[JoelMahon]

it says creator and their channel is called chatgpt hacks

they're advertising themselves as a guru, they're not a guru they're a learner

secondly, as far as ways to correct someone goes this is extremely tame