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where does one fall in their list of choices if they are doing backend/server side code? http://i.imgur.com/h20L66f.jpg there seems to be no clear choice for that
There's really very little excuse for not knowing enough front-end stuff to consider yourself a "full-stack web developer". HTML/CSS are easy-peasy, and while some people don't like Javascript, it's hard to get away from and you can only increase your value as a developer by being able to work with it. Add to that a little bit of client-side tooling knowledge (Gulp, SCSS/LESS), and some familiarity with jQuery and yo…
While amazing generalists/full-stack guys are great, having very strong individuals own a particular domain of the code can have its benefits as well. Sure, you miss a bit of oversight, but when you're in the building phase and you just want to Get Shit Done, it helps if you don't have someone else mucking around in your code while you're building it.