News Flash: Just HTML/CSS has always been commodity work that got paid 50% of what other developers made (if that). Most old school front end people knew a bi

News Flash: Just HTML/CSS has always been commodity work that got paid 50% of what other developers made (if that). Most old school front end people knew a bit of Javascript also but higher powered devs never did javascript because just a few years ago not much javascript was even needed. The solution to js quirks was to avoid it like the plague so there was a more natural distinction between backend/frontend. Now since there is plenty of real coding to be done in the browser, there is no reason for this new breed of js developers to not do the markup and css as well. And since really this new breed of js devs is just people who were or would have been the backend guys we now refer to them as "full stack" devs.