It's just that outside web programming, very few developers/programmers I know would refer to themselves as being able to program the "full stack", presumably m

It's just that outside web programming, very few developers/programmers I know would refer to themselves as being able to program the "full stack", presumably meaning from the ISA level up to database programming, GUI and network programming etc etc. although there are plenty of people who can do all these. Even the omission of the word "web" as you have pointed out, seems to have the smell of arrogance, as if web programming is all there is worth working on these days. But the web programming world, IMHO, is full of this kind of CV inflating jargon, lingo and buzzwords, whether it's "full stack", "Agile", "devops" etc. Obviously, there is an element of old man "get off my lawn" that I am invoking. I am almost certainly projecting here, but it still grinds me the wrong way.