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I've worked with very few developers that I could even begin to call full-stack. They either segment themselves as front-end or back-end only, and can't cross t
by thrower123 7y ago
I've worked with very few developers that I could even begin to call full-stack. They either segment themselves as front-end or back-end only, and can't cross the divide. I don't much like it, because that interface between the two is usually terrible as a result, with pieces that don't match, APIs that don't even work, and generally a huge amount of work to integrate by somebody that actually understands both pieces, that rivals rewriting it completely.
Owning an entire vertical slice is so much easier, and produces a better quality product.
- fernandotakai 7y agomost fullstack developers i know have a strong expertise into something and ok knowledge (as in, they can write features, review PRs, fix bugs -- but they are not super experts) in the other areas. which makes sense, it's quite hard to be amazing at everything.