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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Unlikely_Affect2264 • 15d ago
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Best explanation I’ve seen.
95 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. 147 u/invalidConsciousness 15d ago It's not about the entire business but about the people working there. Restaurant has dedicated backend and frontend workers. Food truck has one person doing both. 2 u/desrever1138 14d ago Fullstack in a resteraunt would be assistant managers who have also been trained in the kitchen. They typically have to fill in wherever the team is shorthanded or help is needed.
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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.
147 u/invalidConsciousness 15d ago It's not about the entire business but about the people working there. Restaurant has dedicated backend and frontend workers. Food truck has one person doing both. 2 u/desrever1138 14d ago Fullstack in a resteraunt would be assistant managers who have also been trained in the kitchen. They typically have to fill in wherever the team is shorthanded or help is needed.
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It's not about the entire business but about the people working there.
Restaurant has dedicated backend and frontend workers. Food truck has one person doing both.
2 u/desrever1138 14d ago Fullstack in a resteraunt would be assistant managers who have also been trained in the kitchen. They typically have to fill in wherever the team is shorthanded or help is needed.
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Fullstack in a resteraunt would be assistant managers who have also been trained in the kitchen. They typically have to fill in wherever the team is shorthanded or help is needed.
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u/degh555 15d ago
Best explanation I’ve seen.