A lot of strong, interesting opinions. I didn't agree with everything. I found this to be a very interesting perspective: > I can see full-stack development em

A lot of strong, interesting opinions. I didn't agree with everything. I found this to be a very interesting perspective: > I can see full-stack development emerging as a result of capitalistic exploitation In my experience, I have worked with a lot of lead developers who seem to wilfully propagate this notion to their managers that we need less resources, that we can squeeze more out of what we have. I understand that part of this comes from the human desire to save your ass, especially in that kind of work culture. However, I always felt that we needed to push the opposite message, even if it wasn't necessarily true. Why have two developers working at 100% crunch-mode when you can have 3 or four working at a more relaxed pace. Simplistic, but that's my view.