The trend OP doesn't like is primarily because 'full stack' responsibilities, DBAs, release coordinators, etc. is probably the easiest it's ever been, so you mi

The trend OP doesn't like is primarily because 'full stack' responsibilities, DBAs, release coordinators, etc. is probably the easiest it's ever been, so you might as well have developers throw in some extra hours to do it. I've worked at a fortune 500 that used a Ruby gem called "lol_dba"... you can spin up environments and deploys trivially with PAASs, or at the least use various automation tools, scripts, and cookbooks for provisioning machines, running deploys, CI, etc. OP seems to think "full stack" developers no longer devote time to writing code... "This is why we see so many developers that can't pass FizzBuzz"... but really it just doesn't take us long to do the non developer stuff because it's just easy these days, maybe he's not aware of the tools people use.