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Every "full stack" team I've ever been on almost immediately partitioned itself into "the frontend people" and "the backend people", with people only crossing s
by Analemma_ 7y ago
Every "full stack" team I've ever been on almost immediately partitioned itself into "the frontend people" and "the backend people", with people only crossing sides if there was some kind of emergency fix needed and the "right person" wasn't available. From what I gather in talking to others, this is pretty typical. Full-stack development is mostly a myth that we all pretend to believe in.
- scotty79 7y agoIsn't that ability to cross to wherever you are needed actually what full-stack means? I was hired as front-end and did angular and css but earned respect of my back-end devs by pestering them successfully about creating correct indexes on the tables involved in queries that were mysteriously slow to them. The other front-end guy just switched to Java were team were short of back-end capacity.