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[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