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How about "full-stack developer"?
by dkarapetyan 12y ago
How about "full-stack developer"?
- makeitsuckless 12y agoThat's the one. That's basically short hand for "you don't need to do anything really well, you just need to do everything barely good enough to ship it now".
- CmonDev 12y agoThe sad bit is that many full-stack developers are actually better that specialized developers in respective skills. (unless of course they are JS/Node.js types)
- _pmf_ 12y ago> The sad bit is that many full-stack developers are actually better that specialized developers in respective skills. But those do not call themselves full-stack-developers.
- _pmf_ 12y ago> How about "full-stack developer"? It means you can play both kinds of music: country and western
- EliRivers 12y agoWhich really means "OUR stack developer, being a subset of the full-stack in our particular narrow domain, going as high as we go, and as low as we go".
- dkarapetyan 12y agoI agree and that's exactly what job adverts should say. Spell out the stack and the amount of experience required. None of the nonsense with vague phrases like "full-stack developer".