The Full Stack Illusion

fullstack Frameworks engineering Overconfidence

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6 months ago 320,960 views 0 shares

The Full Stack Illusion

javascript-memes, frontend-memes, fullstack-memes, frameworks-memes, webdev-memes | ProgrammerHumor.io

Ah, the modern "full stack" - three JavaScript frameworks and absolutely nothing else. Backend? What's that? Database? Never heard of it. Networking? Is that some kind of social media thing? This is the equivalent of saying you're a car mechanic because you know how to change three different brands of windshield wipers. The stack in question appears to be Meteor.js, BitBucket, and some other JS framework that probably didn't exist last Tuesday and will be deprecated by Friday.

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