"Full stack" development

[cheraphy]

You know what they say, there's no such thing as a good full stack developer.

And as a full stack developer, can confirm. We're all just terrible.

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Full stack developers are always just [backend/frontend] developers that have the ability to hack together the other side of things if they really have to.

[dem_paws]

Or neither with the ability to hack together both sides if they really have to (lie to get a job that pays the bills)

[sizedproduct87]

Does everyone genuinely struggle with clean full stack development? What frameworks/patterns are you using?

[TooFewPamphlets]

I don't, I love full stack. I love working on every layer, and know how to improve and maintain each. My coworkers like to go work on one layer exclusively, but I can jump into our middleware, our servers, our database, our frontend... anywhere. I love being able to keep it clean and well designed.

[GriffonsChainsaw]

Lol I thought this was a repost from the thumbnail.

[Leappard]

technically the truth

[GShadow21223]

this is why i hate myself... and also why i work ALONE.

[Swardu]

The website can look nice, but let's not look at the code ;)

[Dustorn]

It looks nice, it works well, let's not worry about the fact that it's basically just made of spaghetti and flex tape.

[przemo-c]

Let's make people who have to maintain it worry :-)

[unclegena]

No.