Full Stack

Kevin Marois

This term is thrown around a lot now, but it could mean ANYTHING. Here's[^] a good exmaple.. Exactly WHAT does the developer need to know here?

If it's not broken, fix it until it is

Slacker007

I like there job description. Looks like it was put together by someone other than HR. Full stack versus half-stack, pancakes. They want to know if you like to eat a lot of pancakes. :) :rolleyes:

PIEBALDconsult

I prefer to hire stacked developers...

Lost User

As far as I have seen, full stack means that you are a professor for everything from the database to the presentation layer, plus anything else they might come up with. - Know the ins and the outs of REST & SOAP I would lower the bar a little: - Know the ins and the outs of WATER & SOAP That should take care of a better climate in the office :-)

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wizardzz

I didn't click the ad, I'm at work. But to me full stack often means: being responsible from the database all the way up to CSS. No thank you.

Dr Walt Fair PE

If the stack is full, you can't put anything else on it, therefore a full stack developer is one who can't do anything else, because he's already too busy.

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Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software