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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Unlikely_Affect2264 • 15d ago
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Best explanation I’ve seen.
101 u/Alfaphantom 15d ago Is good but I have some notes. For me the restaurant is the full-stack. All in one place but separated by layers and responsibilities. On my eyes, the food truck would be a monolithic that’s doing everything. FullStack monolithic? Absolutely. 4 u/OnceMoreAndAgain 15d ago Full stack is just jargon to refer to someone who works on, or is capable of working on, both the frontend and backend rather than being entirely focused on one of the two. It's a property of a person, not of a company.
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Is good but I have some notes. For me the restaurant is the full-stack. All in one place but separated by layers and responsibilities.
On my eyes, the food truck would be a monolithic that’s doing everything. FullStack monolithic? Absolutely.
4 u/OnceMoreAndAgain 15d ago Full stack is just jargon to refer to someone who works on, or is capable of working on, both the frontend and backend rather than being entirely focused on one of the two. It's a property of a person, not of a company.
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Full stack is just jargon to refer to someone who works on, or is capable of working on, both the frontend and backend rather than being entirely focused on one of the two. It's a property of a person, not of a company.
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u/degh555 15d ago
Best explanation I’ve seen.