Full Stack

[ContractorMike]

I see this term alot, plus i've seen a number of definitions, but they all seem fairly open ended, anyone know

of an accurate one?

[WTFH]

I see this term alot, plus i've seen a number of definitions, but they all seem fairly open ended, anyone know

of an accurate one?

I don't know of an accurate one, my take on it (when referring to a developer) is someone who is capable of developing all parts of a process from the back end bits that no one sees to the front end bits that are the user interface and all the layers in-between

[barrydidit]

I see this term alot, plus i've seen a number of definitions, but they all seem fairly open ended, anyone know

of an accurate one?

It's the one the client was thinking of when they wrote it.

[tarbera]

I thought it was a girl with big boobs?

[Smeeton A Quiet Boy]

I see this term alot, plus i've seen a number of definitions, but they all seem fairly open ended, anyone know

of an accurate one?

My understanding is it means you do front end, middle tier and back end. It does seem to be focused on the Microsoft sphere in my experience.

A simpler translation might be a jack of all trades?

[MrButton]

A simpler translation might be a jack of all trades?

This is my understanding.

[clearedforlanding]

It's the one the client was thinking of when they wrote it.

Normally written up by the same twat who says "close the loop", along with hand gestures.

[pauldee]

Just means doing UI HRML/CSS/JavaScript/Angular/React work as well as C#/Java Server/API work, possible with a bit of database work thrown in.

[BR14]

Ten pancakes smothered in maple syrup ??

[darmstadt]

Just means doing UI HRML/CSS/JavaScript/Angular/React work as well as C#/Java Server/API work, possible with a bit of database work thrown in.

I've seen Full Stack in relation to COBOL programming. It's a term invented by someone who has nothing else better to do and recruiters who have no technical knowledge use at their own whim to describe a position that they don't understand