goddamnit i said it elsewhere, and i'll say it again here:
Full stack of what? Shit?
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you can say "chimoora" instead of "cow of tailed snake" if you want. its a good pun.
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in reply to @cathoderaydude's post:
I legitimately don't even understand how these sites got the idea that I'm a programmer. i'm not a goddamn programmer, my greatest achievement was writing a longjump plugin for garry's mod and it's all been downstairs from there. Stop emailing my wife
wow a job where you have to know 64 different computer things
how fun
in reply to @cathoderaydude's post:
extremely wary of full stack job listings, reads very much to me as "seeking someone who will do two people's jobs for the price of one person's job!"
must understand complete toolchain (from x86 uop assembly to Adobe Illustrator)
The other day I was filling out a profile for something on a website and the only options for software dev backgrounds were Full Stack Developer, Front End Developer, and Back End Developer. Like... there's a whole population of programmers that don't build websites, you know. My stack is one programming language and maybe a couple libs and my end is your computer, buster
it's really astonishing how they've just completely erased all other concepts. "programmer" means "website." and it's absurd because, it's not one of those depressing realities like "hey bud, i know you wanna say a tablet isn't a real computer, but like 3% of people under 20 own a conventional PC" - no matter how many people are writing websites, by definition they cannot constitute the entirety of programming.
Totally. And no disrespect to web developers - it's just weird that its language & terminology has superseded everything else in the pop-programming world.
full stack means they will mostly task you with inane frontend shit, but also expect you to understand literally everything and execute quickly, and furthermore you will definitely be underpaid ("full-stack" positions consistently make less salary than either frontend or backend)