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My title is "full-stack developer". Does that means that I'm the perfect developer? That I am senior is all the technologies that I touch? No. It simply means
by Raphmedia 9y ago
My title is "full-stack developer". Does that means that I'm the perfect developer? That I am senior is all the technologies that I touch? No.
It simply means that I aim to learn all parts of our stack and do my best to master them. It's not a chore to me. I don't have to kick myself to keep up with design trends and programming trends. I love both of those fields and can't even imagine not keeping up with both side of the coin.
In my team there are some very senior back-end programmers. There's also some very senior front-end developers and very senior designers. Do I consider myself above them? Like some sort of unicorn rockstar? Nope. I'm simply a good support player.
I believe that a good full-stack developer is simply someone who is able to work on all parts of a project and help facilitate the communication between the different fields. This last part is the most important of all.
- scierama 9y ago> I'm simply a good support player. Ding! That's what we are, we're like outfielders in Baseball. You need great pitchers and catchers buy it's hard to win a game without good outfielders.