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"full stack already has an abundance of meanings depending on who you are talking to" That's why it's useful! There isn't a pre-existing term that means the sa
by robotresearcher 12y ago
"full stack already has an abundance of meanings depending on who you are talking to"
That's why it's useful! There isn't a pre-existing term that means the same thing exactly, and there is enough need for one that we are seeing it employed in the wild.
- amirmc 12y agoNo, there's no need for a new term. From what I've read 'full-stack' in this context is not much different to 'vertically-integrated'. The way it's being used, it's about as useful as 'ninja' or 'rock star' in job ads.
- jimmaswell 12y agoDoesn't full stack just mean decent ability all the way from assembly or C, to web dev or phone apps, pretty much