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I also associate "full-stack" as someone who can work on all aspects of the tech stack - back-end, front-end, deployment (testing imo is unrelated. A front-end
by drakonka 5y ago
I also associate "full-stack" as someone who can work on all aspects of the tech stack - back-end, front-end, deployment (testing imo is unrelated. A front-end engineer should be writing tests for their front-end code, that doesn't make them full-stack; same with a back-end engineer). To me the term is unrelated to any front-end framework, but I'd be curious to see others' thoughts as well.
- tra3 5y agoAgreed. Full stack to me means the same thing, a generalist web developer that can work either on the backend or the front end or more generally web services or UI portion of the application.