Re:We will never have enough software developers (2020)
by throwaway43583 on Thursday June 16, 2022 @12:49PM
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I stopped being full stack for this reason. It's too much effort to keep up with the entire stack and companies don't compensate great full stack devs more than great front end or back end devs. I think it's just a marketing ploy to get unassuming youngsters to spend more time at work being full stack so they can try to pay one person to do two jobs.
Especially if you’re a full stack eng who is constantly swimming over the entire stack and they keep pushing new DBs, new logging tools, etc.
There are commonalities but it is a lot of learning as you go. I used to know Angular pretty well but now I don’t remember it at all. I haven’t even gotten to really ramp on React as much because my company uses it in such a terrible way that it’s clearly not fit for.