Because, companies want these "full stack" devs to do all the stuff if they want them to do, whether it's front end or back end or operations, etc. Also when de

Because, companies want these "full stack" devs to do all the stuff if they want them to do, whether it's front end or back end or operations, etc. Also when devs specialize in some area and become experts they cost more, so full stack devs are probably cheaper than specialists. I feel like "full stack" is another B.S. like the "devops" thing that's made up recently (~2008 I guess).