I have seen a lot of positions about being full stack with a polyglot mindset. One of the full stack positions I worked for was almost always frontend with little backend work. I acknowledge it's a great way to learn as well and not everyone's cup of tea. But isn't this a clever way companies have got to churn more work from a single person while paying almost the same as a backend or a frontend dev?
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Saw a comment somewhere here to not do full stack development but only focus on one area and upskill in that. I assume they meant focus on frontend or backend only.
I’ve always thought full stack is more desirable than being only focuse...
Hi folks, I am a frontend engineer. A bit of background about me:
I'm a frontend dev, with close to 5 years of workex. I've been trying to switch to a full stack dev role for a couple of years now. Tried switching internally, but it didn't work because there were too many backend devs and too much depe...
I am a FullStack engineer working at a startup with 1 YOE, lately I have realised that there are more specialist roles (Frontend/SRE) in most companies and are paid really well.
I really like working FullStack (Typescript with Node/PHP)...
