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This looks nice, but I'd question what about this is "full stack"? While full stack frameworks are unlikely to actually build at every layer of the stack, I'd
by danpalmer 6y ago
This looks nice, but I'd question what about this is "full stack"?
While full stack frameworks are unlikely to actually build at every layer of the stack, I'd expect them to be aware of and do something to address each layer. At a minimum I'd expect an ORM of some sort, something around validation of data from the client, bits for building APIs, potentially a structure for building frontend assets, tooling around deployments and maybe migrations.
This isn't what a lot of developers want, but it is full-stack. Maybe more things should be happy _not_ being full-stack and owning the idea that they are good at one part of the stack.