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Django all the way.

Use the built-in admin functionality for easy CRUD, and add the django-rest-framework plugin for a full REST api as well.

Re:What exactly is Full Stack these days? on Wednesday January 31, 2018 @06:00PM (#16278344)
What do you expect from a job these days?

"Has skills in a single area"?

To be honest, it's not that hard to gain a bit of familiarity with all this tech.

Frankly I'm surprised our good friends Oracle or Larry Ellison aren't part of that list.
I also ran into something like this, being young and straight out of university. The company I worked for at the time basically generated a 2.5 million line XML file that would be sent to various parties to be transferred to get the data that was relevant to them.

I was responsible for changing the generation of this file (in Oracle PL/SQL ... yuck) to a new schema which was vastly different. Needless to say I just silently ignored a lot of bugs which I kept justifying myself weren't real issues because we had a massive time constraint. I'm talking 100 hours of dev work in a month type shit. Well I managed to offload all the problems onto the client in the end because it turns out they had introduced a fair share of issues themselves (they were the ones that came up with this schema). It was pretty shite though and I'm glad I don't work in that kind of toxic space.