> It's like acting like building a house requires two jobs, "Inside Builder" and "Outside Builder". Your anology is flawed. There are different tools and diffe

> It's like acting like building a house requires two jobs, "Inside Builder" and "Outside Builder". Your anology is flawed. There are different tools and different skillsets involved. A more apt analogy is that building a house requires two jobs, a “carpenter” and a “cabinet maker”. A back end developer need not concern them self with UX design, CSS animations, accessibility, browser compatibility, etc. and very seldomly with localization. These are all things a skilled web programmer will become an expert at if they are building websites served to tens of thousands of people. Similarly a cabinet maker need not concern them selves with ventilation, load bearing walls, stud spacing, etc.