So if you substract the "User Design" list, I'm full-stack from the definition. I'm not a genius but I'm also not pretending I can host an app just because I c

So if you substract the "User Design" list, I'm full-stack from the definition. I'm not a genius but I'm also not pretending I can host an app just because I can push start on a VM. I've worked at senior level in both dedicated frontend, backend dev and ops teams separately. I'm 30 with about 8 years experience. The thing is there's basically no real advantage to being full-stack. I get paid more to specialise in either seperately. Tons of people see the cross-over as a negative. My competition are guys put apps live without testing them because the PHP server isn't incredibly different and they're totally full stack experts. :)