Full-stack cannot truly exist because of the clash of cultures. Front-end values that which is shiny and new, the latest framework in the latest browser, code 6

Full-stack cannot truly exist because of the clash of cultures. Front-end values that which is shiny and new, the latest framework in the latest browser, code 6 months old is already obsolete, code 2 years old has to be rewritten entirely because all of its dependencies are broken now. Experience is not valued because no-one has any in the current trendy tool, it's too new. Whereas back-end values that which is mature and stable, code that is 10 or 20 years old is considered to be proven and reliable, experience is highly prized because it shows its value in day-to-day work. When the cultures crossover you get horrific things like node.js or MongoDB. That doesn't mean there aren't front-end people who can write a bit of SQL or back-end people who can throw together a simple website. That's fine, those are basic commodity skills now. But everyone has to choose the culture they are comfortable with and that will dictate where they fall on the technology spectrum too.