Correct. That is why I agree with this post. The term "full-stack" is meaningless. What people really mean is "frontend/backend generalist" which in the current

Correct. That is why I agree with this post. The term "full-stack" is meaningless. What people really mean is "frontend/backend generalist" which in the current ecosystem means knowing a framework for the frontend and another for the backend. If you go for the true meaning of "full-stack" then no one fits the description because the modern stack is just way too complicated. Just figuring out what the hell your CPU cache lines are doing is already a full-time job in and of itself.