This is a good question. as far as front/back end I think it's probably just good enough to mostly get it working right without breaking anything too often. B

This is a good question. as far as front/back end I think it's probably just good enough to mostly get it working right without breaking anything too often. But what I think really makes it front end is also when you have some server/platform administration skills. You would be surprised how many web developers don't know about tab complete on the shell, or have no idea how DNS works.