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Perhaps it means something different to the Ruby community. But I've most commonly seen "full stack" used to simply mean "both frontend and backend". So if it's
by nicoburns 5y ago
Perhaps it means something different to the Ruby community. But I've most commonly seen "full stack" used to simply mean "both frontend and backend". So if it's running code on the server and the client then it's full-stack.