Couldn't agree more. It seems to be used to mean knowledge of some of the stack on a front end, and some of the stack on a back end, and some of the stack of wh

Couldn't agree more. It seems to be used to mean knowledge of some of the stack on a front end, and some of the stack on a back end, and some of the stack of whatever runs your database, and the idea that this is unusual and special. I've never described myself as a full stack engineer, but have worked on front ends, back ends, underlying language implementations, underlying database implementations, and so on, and I just consider myself a (hopefully good) engineer.