After spending the better part of 7 years doing what has come to be known as "front-end", and then the past 3 becoming better at "back-end", I've started advoca

After spending the better part of 7 years doing what has come to be known as "front-end", and then the past 3 becoming better at "back-end", I've started advocating that the division needs to stop in general. If you can write JavaScript but not something like PHP, Ruby, Python, etc., that's a problem, and likewise the reverse. It becomes a real bottleneck to feature development when you draw these arbitrary lines in the sand, and a lot of it is just mental roadblocks put in place by the labels