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The article is titled "I Don't Believe in Full-Stack Engineering", yet states "If you’re only hiring full-stack engineers" as though they are something the auth
by cam-stitt 8y ago
The article is titled "I Don't Believe in Full-Stack Engineering", yet states "If you’re only hiring full-stack engineers" as though they are something the author believes exist.
It seems that the real approach of this article should have been to outline why hiring ONLY full-stack engineers may not be a good idea.
- jfz 8y agoThe author probably meant that they don't believe that full-stack engineering is beneficial compared to hiring primarily specialists.
- cam-stitt 8y agoPotentially. Which is why I believe that it is more of a click-bait title than a meaningful discussion point.
- pseudalopex 8y agoIt's a common idiom. Someone who says "I don't believe in psychics" means "people who call themselves psychics don't have the abilities that implies", not that nobody claims to be one.