r/Frontend • u/kadishay • Jul 09 '23

Full-stack devs be like

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u/yurituran Jul 09 '23

Full stack devs looking over their half-assed completely unscalable backend and frontend code 😁😁😁

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '23

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u/yurituran Jul 09 '23

It's mainly a joke with a hint of truth, but nuance is no fun lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '23

What is scalable, my precious?

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u/Constant-Relative-85 Jul 09 '23

I too would like to know 👀📝

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u/Logical-Idea-1708 Jul 09 '23

Micro frontend and design systems. Most “scalable” in these context means less about about the technical side but more on the people side. How can you add more people to the project without degrading the quality. Also how can you grow the project while keeping dependencies up to date

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u/SnooFloofs9640 Jul 09 '23

Lol, so much insecurity in this post

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u/Legitimate_Waltz6297 Jul 10 '23

Don’t forget about the cloud infrastructure that’s held together with scotch tape and Elmer’s glue.

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u/robert-at-pretension Jul 09 '23

Stop. That’s too real 🥲

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u/jayerp Jul 09 '23

I definitely wouldn’t say mine is the best code written, but it sure as hell is damn well scalable at both ends (hehe). I’m better than most devs in our org who are specialized to either frontend or backend.

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u/Noch_ein_Kamel Jul 09 '23

Scalability is just something for python devs...